Ken Lund from Reno, Nevada, USA / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)
The Daily Letter ·
Appeals Court Sends Four Indiana Hospitals' Meta Pixel Privacy Suits Back to State Court, Rejecting Their Claim to Be Acting for the Government
The Seventh Circuit ruled Oct. 20 that four Indiana health systems sued over the Meta Pixel on their websites were not "acting under" HHS when they built patient portals, so the privacy suits go back to state court.
Benue's House of Assembly passed the constitutional amendment that would let Nigeria's states create their own police on Oct. 20. It needs 24 of 36 state assemblies; the presidency counted about six on Oct. 15.
The African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights entered into force 40 years ago today. The African Commission marks it in Dakar with a forum meant to produce a 10-year roadmap, as its 89th session closes.
Los Angeles County Tells a Federal Judge Its Sample of the Justice Department's 20,000 Name Voter List Was 42.9% Canceled Registrations and 25.8% U.S.-Born
Los Angeles County filed a 36-page opposition Oct. 20 to the Justice Department's bid to hold back 20,000 California mail ballots, telling Judge John W. Holcomb its sample of the list was 42.9% canceled registrations and 25.8% U.S.-born voters.
You Need the Pentagon now for a small business if this becomes law: House Small Business Committee Readies Bill Making SBA Guide Small Firms Through the Pentagon's Cyber Certification, 21 Days Before Its Tougher Phase Begins