The International Telecommunications Union, the U.N. agency that has been accused of attempting a takeover of the governance of the Internet, is considering a proposal from a bloc of 35 European nations that would allow them to tax sources of heavy online traffic, such as U.S.-based websites like Google and Facebook, according to a leaked document obtained by CNET.
LATEST
The Weekender
The Bizarre AI Ad Trying to Make an Extremist Candidate Look Like Jesus
10.03.26 | 8:00 am
Morning Memo
Bill Pulte Guts the IG Office That Investigated Him
10.02.26 | 11:57 am
News
A State That Enshrined Abortion Into Its Constitution Is Now at Risk of Losing It
10.02.26 | 10:36 am
The Brief
JD Vance Says Black, Socialist Candidate for Senate Doesn’t ‘Belong in America’
10.02.26 | 8:21 am