Air passengers across the U.S. benefit from the use of driver’s licenses as authoritative identification when travelling domestically but that looks set to soon change. U.S. citizens from New York, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Louisiana and New […]
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California Eyes Sweeping New Drone Regulations That Threaten The Fast Growing Industry
A new bill making its way through the California legislature may sharply curb the burgeoning commercial drone market by banning many of the ways that drones are currently used. The new law would restrict the […]
California Votes To Strike The Term ‘Alien’ From State Labor Laws
The week California lawmakers unanimously passed a bill that eliminated any reference to the “derogatory” term “alien” from the state labor laws of the state while also putting a stop to the state’s preference for […]
Court Rules Google Is, In Fact, Subject To Canadian Law
Google has long had a belief that because it is ‘From The Internet’ regular laws, rules and regulations don’t apply to it. This week we reported that in France, Google tried, and failed, to use […]
Canada Signs Law To Limit Regulatory Red Tape
We tend to think of our northern neighbors as the slightly more socialist and government heavy version of ourselves. But it appears they’ve caught onto this and are taking decisive measures to limit the amount […]