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Privacy · North Carolina

Expedited Eviction of Squatters Bill Ready for Governor

88% Right coverage: 8 sources

(The Center Square) – At least one of the 14 vetoes issued by Gov. Josh Stein appears to have dodged the powerful North Carolina Republican override machine.See the Story

Privacy · Pennsylvania

Former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum Joins Board of People United for Privacy Foundation - People United For Privacy

People United for Privacy Foundation (PUFPF) is proud to announce that former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum has joined the Board of Directors. Senator Santorum will play a key role in strengthening PUFPF’s outreach efforts and enhancing the organization’s visibility among key stakeholders in the states and in Washington, D.C. Senator Santorum represented Pennsylvania for two terms in the U.S. Senate from 1995 to 2007. He earned a reputation as a fi…Read Article

Privacy · United States

Americans Want Privacy When Giving to Nonprofits, Survey Confirms - People United For Privacy

A recently released report from BBB Wise Giving Alliance examines, among other topics related to privacy and nonprofits, Americans’ “preferences and concerns regarding donor privacy and security in the giving process.” Survey results featured in the 2025 Give.org Donor Trust Special Report: Privacy and Security point to a clear conclusion: Americans want their personal information to remain private when giving to nonprofit organizations. Here ar…Read Article

Washington Examiner: Outdated Privacy Laws Make Political Violence Easy - People United For Privacy

This op-ed was originally published in the Washington Examiner on July 5, 2025. The internet has transformed nearly every corner of our lives. Commerce, communication, education, and civic participation have all flourished in the digital age. But while we’ve embraced these advancements, there’s one area where the internet has done lasting damage: privacy. The erosion of personal privacy has hit politically engaged citizens the hardest. Today, i…Privacy · Minnesota Read Article

Louisiana Joins the Campaign Finance Modernization Movement - People United For Privacy

One of the nation’s most antiquated state laws just got a much-needed renovation. Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry (R) signed H.B. 693 on June 20, finally modernizing the state’s campaign finance laws for the digital age and improving Louisianians’ privacy in the process. The reform measure, spearheaded by Governor Landry and his attorney Stephen Gelé and sponsored by Representative Mark Wright (R), passed both chambers of the Legislature with str…Privacy · Baton Rouge Read Article

Good Government Advocates Blast Lawmakers for Moving to Delay Campaign Finance Limits for Years

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

"How bad is this going to look to the public?" one advocate asked lawmakers.Secretary of State · Salem See the Story

Worried about political violence, some want to scrub home addresses

48% Center coverage: 19 sources

Online info should be easier to remove for lawmakers and their families, they say, while privacy advocates see an opening for broader action.Privacy · East Grand Forks See the Story

Idaho Private Foundations Play Vital Role in Reaching State's Goals

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Congress is considering a tax proposal that would hurt Idaho communities, penalizing the very institutions that fund some of Idaho’s most impactful work. Currently, private foundations pay a 1.39% excise tax on their investment income. That rate could rise to…Privacy · United States See the Story

Minnesota Lawmaker and Husband Killed, Another Lawmaker and Wife Injured in ‘Politically Motivated Shooting ’ by Police Impersonator

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Two state lawmakers were shot in an apparent "targeted" incident on Saturday, officials said. Their conditions are grave. A source familiar with the matter tells ABC News that two of those shot are state Sen. John Hoffman of Champlin and state Rep. Melissa Hortman of Brooklyn Park. Both were shot at their homes, and authorities believe the shooter was impersonating law enforcement, the source says.US Politics · Minnesota See the Story

Judicial Panel Rejects Senator Whitehouse’s Extreme Disclosure Demands - People United For Privacy

U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) has long sought to discredit and defang the conservative legal movement by any means necessary. One of his most dangerous strategies is to demand that nonprofits expose the names and addresses of their supporters in the text of legal briefs filed in federal court. Once in place, this policy would allow Whitehouse (and his progressive allies in media and politics) to harass and intimidate individuals who sup…Privacy · Rhode Island Read Article

Nevada Becomes the 21st State To Strengthen Donor Privacy Protections

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On Thursday, Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo (R) signed Assembly Bill 197 into law, prohibiting state agencies from demanding or releasing personal information of nonprofit supporters—actions that could potentially chill speech or violate the right to privacy. With the bill's passage, Nevada becomes the 21st state to strengthen First Amendment protections for donors, volunteers, and members of nonprofit organizations. The A.B. 197, which was cosponsore…Privacy · Las Vegas See the Story

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Expedited Eviction of Squatters Bill Ready for Governor

Former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum Joins Board of People United for Privacy Foundation - People United For Privacy

Americans Want Privacy When Giving to Nonprofits, Survey Confirms - People United For Privacy

Washington Examiner: Outdated Privacy Laws Make Political Violence Easy - People United For Privacy

Louisiana Joins the Campaign Finance Modernization Movement - People United For Privacy

Good Government Advocates Blast Lawmakers for Moving to Delay Campaign Finance Limits for Years

Worried about political violence, some want to scrub home addresses

Idaho Private Foundations Play Vital Role in Reaching State's Goals

Minnesota Lawmaker and Husband Killed, Another Lawmaker and Wife Injured in ‘Politically Motivated Shooting ’ by Police Impersonator

Judicial Panel Rejects Senator Whitehouse’s Extreme Disclosure Demands - People United For Privacy

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Washington Examiner: Outdated Privacy Laws Make Political Violence Easy - People United For Privacy

Louisiana Joins the Campaign Finance Modernization Movement - People United For Privacy

Good Government Advocates Blast Lawmakers for Moving to Delay Campaign Finance Limits for Years

Worried about political violence, some want to scrub home addresses

Idaho Private Foundations Play Vital Role in Reaching State's Goals

Minnesota Lawmaker and Husband Killed, Another Lawmaker and Wife Injured in ‘Politically Motivated Shooting ’ by Police Impersonator

Judicial Panel Rejects Senator Whitehouse’s Extreme Disclosure Demands - People United For Privacy

Nevada Becomes the 21st State To Strengthen Donor Privacy Protections