Lawsuit Challenges DHS’s Unlawful Effort to Build a Nationwide Voter Database Containing Sensitive Personal Information from at Least 47 States Washington, D.C ...

The Fourth Amendment is one of the main constitutional privacy protections in the United States. The Fourth Amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures without a warrant—generally, law ...

The U.S. lacks a comprehensive privacy law. Despite increased interest in privacy and data protection in recent years, the federal laws in the U.S. governing the privacy of personal data largely ...

Join the Electronic Privacy Information Center at Politics & Prose on November 11, 2026 at 7pm for a conversation with Sherry Turkle and Deborah Tannen on her new ...

15 Oct. 5:00 PM EDT Hosted by the Georgetown Technology Policy Initiative and LGBTQ+ Policy Initiative ...

Join EPIC and the Georgetown Center for Digital Ethics for a panel discussion with Sherry Turkle on November 5th, 2026, 7:30pm at Gaston Hall on Georgetown University Campus. The panel will discuss ...

The D.C. district court ruled that the expanded SAVE program violated multiple laws. We will be doing everything in our power ...

Midterms loom. Congress’s failure to rein in a runaway Executive has not endeared voters. “Shock and awe” tactics do not make for good governance and may cost dearly at the polls. But the White House ...

Does the First Amendment prevent a state from requiring people who obtain its voter registration lists to agree not to post voters’ personal information on the internet? To register to vote, Americans ...

Despite increasing skepticism by the public and ongoing criticisms of unsafe, privacy-violating products, Meta recently announced that it is turning to AI to conduct risk assessments of new features ...

Everyone, including leaders in Congress, agree that we need a federal privacy law in the United States. But a privacy law is only as good as the protections it offers. We need strong protections now ...