The Trump administration’s recent actions regarding the U.S. legal community, particularly targeting law firms, have raised significant constitutional concerns reinforcing the view that his targeting of law firms is rooted in political retaliation. President Donald Trump’s recent executive orders targeting

The €251 million fine imposed on Meta by Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) for a Facebook security breach dating back to 2018 reflects a growing willingness by European regulators to hold tech giants accountable for failing to protect user data.

In our blog, we have previously explored in detail the dispute between TikTok and the U.S. regarding the platform's potential ban. In December, the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit upheld the law that forces TikTok’s Chinese parent company,

Efforts to resist censorship motivated by foreign influence must account for the importance of free speech to the individual. Noah C. Chauvin Foreign efforts to influence domestic politics in a number of European states have led to a range of efforts to

A newborn being introduced to the world for the first time—live-streamed on Instagram. A toddler’s—seemingly—gratuitous tantrum filmed and shared with thousands for laughs. A preteen’s medical diagnosis detailed in a heartfelt post for “support and prayers”. A child’s first bath

How can fingerprint-based entry to a school cafeteria lead to discrimination? The Polish Data Protection Authority (DPA) shed light on the legal limits of processing biometric data by imposing a fine of PLN 20,000 (~EUR 4,700) (~HUF 2,000,000) on a

In the United States, more than 170 million people use the globally spread platform, TikTok. This represents about half of the US population. Despite its popularity, the United States is about to ban the platform from the country as of

A Federal Judge in Louisiana recently blocked the enforcement of a state law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools. This ruling emphasizes the enduring legal and cultural debates surrounding religious symbols in public spaces in the

How far should we go to ensure that every student (no matter their race, political views, or beliefs) is protected from harassment in public schools? This question takes on urgency in light of a recent case involving a student’s disturbing

The case of Bielau v. Austria addresses a key legal conflict surrounding the limits of online free speech in the context of medical professionals providing public information. In this case, Dr. Klaus Bielau, an Austrian general practitioner and advocate of