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Article discusses the Chinese government blocking web sites that it deems to be 'politically sensitive'. Web sites about the revolts against the government in other countries are blocked and have lead to more limits on internet searches. Other sites that are critical of government officials have also blocked and negative comments about them are deleted. The Chinese government now requires internet service providers to obtain their customers real names in an effort to cut internet anonymity.

This article outlines the different voter suppression tactics taking place in America today and describes what populations are more likely to be affected.

This article discusses anti-voting laws that contribute to voter suppression. Bills are created to make voting or being able to vote as difficult and tedious as possible as well as deter people from doing so by enforcing sever punishments on those who (often unknowingly) improperly vote.

New York City bans soft drinks over 16 oz sold at city restaurants, delis, movie theaters, sports venues and street cart. At a news conference Monday evening, Bloomberg said he disagreed with the court decision and that the city would appeal

It defines what non-U.S. citizens should believe The United States cannot, and should not, admit those who do not support the Constitution, or those who would place violent ideologies over American law. "There is no statutory requirement that noncitizens entering the United States support the Constitution," said Peter J.

President Trump signed an order to block aid going to foreign organizations who promote or give abortions. Could punish foreign organizations for exercising freedom of speech.

This article brings up a different view of web censorship in relation to public schools and anti-LGBT.