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Chuck Schumer

@senschumer
39 posts
2026-03-06
BREAKING: The Senate has unanimously passed COPPA 2.0 - the Children and Teen's Online Privacy and Protection Act.  This bill EXPANDS the current law protecting our kids online to ensure companies cannot collect personal information from anyone under the age of 17.  This is really important to protect kids online.  When I was Majority Leader, we passed this bill with bipartisan support as part of a package that passed 91-3.  Sadly, House Republicans blocked it.  This is a very good day for Kids and their parents, as well, who can breathe a sigh of relief that some real protections for kids online is finally passing the Senate once again.  I'm glad the Senate has passed COPPA 2.0 again, and this time the House needs to finish the job and pass this bill swiftly and decisively.
2026-03-06 View on X
Engadget

The US Senate passed COPPA 2.0 again, which would create new protections for young users online; the bill now heads to the House, where it has struggled to pass

The measure for protecting children and teens' personal data could once more fail in the House.  —  Today the US Senate unanimously …

2026-01-21
Remember when the Supreme Court gave DOGE the green light to access your social security data? It was never about curtailing waste, fraud, and abuse. The DOJ just admitted DOGE was “secretly” in touch with advocacy groups “seeking to overturn election results.” The idea being: [image]
2026-01-21 View on X
Axios

The US DOJ says at least two DOGE employees accessed Social Security data that was off-limits under a court ruling and shared agency data on third-party servers

- At least two DOGE employees, the filing reveals, were in touch with a political advocacy group that asked them to analyze data …

2026-01-20
Remember when the Supreme Court gave DOGE the green light to access your social security data? It was never about curtailing waste, fraud, and abuse. The DOJ just admitted DOGE was “secretly” in touch with advocacy groups “seeking to overturn election results.” The idea being: [image]
2026-01-20 View on X
Axios

The US DOJ says at least two DOGE employees accessed Social Security data that was off-limits under a court ruling and shared agency data on third-party servers

- At least two DOGE employees, the filing reveals, were in touch with a political advocacy group that asked them to analyze data …

2026-01-17
Micron and 50,000 good paying jobs are coming to Central New York! [image]
2026-01-17 View on X
Syracuse Post-Standard

Micron breaks ground in New York for its memory manufacturing complex, announced in 2022, that it says will be the largest semiconductor facility in the US

a $100B investment, the largest private investment in the state's history. This historic project will create 50,000 jobs and strengthen America's semiconductor manufacturing capaci...

I spent years working to bring Micron to Upstate NY, and with the passage of my CHIPS & Science Law, I delivered billions to make it happen. I'm proud to announce Micron's groundbreaking at its new manufacturing site in Clay, New York! This will be a transformative $100 BILLION [video]
2026-01-17 View on X
Wall Street Journal

TrendForce: data centers will use 70%+ of the high-end memory chips all manufacturers will produce in 2026, with little new manufacturing capacity until 2027

AI companies' need for a type of once-affordable microchip threatens to drive up prices of all electronics—and limit data-center ambitions

Micron and 50,000 good paying jobs are coming to Central New York! [image]
2026-01-17 View on X
Wall Street Journal

TrendForce: data centers will use 70%+ of the high-end memory chips all manufacturers will produce in 2026, with little new manufacturing capacity until 2027

AI companies' need for a type of once-affordable microchip threatens to drive up prices of all electronics—and limit data-center ambitions

I spent years working to bring Micron to Upstate NY, and with the passage of my CHIPS & Science Law, I delivered billions to make it happen. I'm proud to announce Micron's groundbreaking at its new manufacturing site in Clay, New York! This will be a transformative $100 BILLION [video]
2026-01-17 View on X
Syracuse Post-Standard

Micron breaks ground in New York for its memory manufacturing complex, announced in 2022, that it says will be the largest semiconductor facility in the US

a $100B investment, the largest private investment in the state's history. This historic project will create 50,000 jobs and strengthen America's semiconductor manufacturing capaci...

2025-01-17
It's clear that more time is needed to find an American buyer for TikTok.  We will continue working to keep TikTok alive, protect content creators' livelihoods, protect against CCP surveillance, and protect national security.  I will work with the Trump Admin to find a solution.
2025-01-17 View on X
ABC News

A US official says the Biden administration won't force TikTok to go dark in the country on January 19 and will leave it up to Trump to implement the law

The ban goes into effect on Sunday unless the Supreme Court intervenes.  —  TikTok logo on a smartphone.

It's clear that more time is needed to find an American buyer for TikTok.  We will continue working to keep TikTok alive, protect content creators' livelihoods, protect against CCP surveillance, and protect national security.  I will work with the Trump Admin to find a solution.
2025-01-17 View on X
Bloomberg

SCOTUS upholds the TikTok divest-or-ban law, says free speech rights must yield to concerns that Chinese control of the app creates a national-security risk

The Supreme Court upheld a law that threatens to shut down the wildly popular TikTok social media platform in the US as soon as Sunday …

2025-01-03
Senate Democrats will continue to fight against this unfettered corporate greed. We will push for a vote to enshrine Net Neutrality into law.
2025-01-03 View on X
Reuters

A US appeals court rules the FCC did not have legal authority to reinstate net neutrality rules; incoming FCC Chair Brendan Carr opposed the 2024 reinstatement

A U.S. appeals court ruled on Tuesday the Federal Communications Commission did not have the legal authority to reinstate landmark net neutrality rules.

The appeals court decision striking down Net Neutrality gives a green light to big internet service providers to gouge consumers and jack up their monthly bills.
2025-01-03 View on X
Reuters

A US appeals court rules the FCC did not have legal authority to reinstate net neutrality rules; incoming FCC Chair Brendan Carr opposed the 2024 reinstatement

A U.S. appeals court ruled on Tuesday the Federal Communications Commission did not have the legal authority to reinstate landmark net neutrality rules.

2024-07-31
BREAKING: The Senate kept its promise to parents and passed the Kids Online Safety Act “KOSA” and the Children and Teens' Online Privacy Protection Act “COPPA 2.0” The most important update to federal laws protecting kids on the internet in decades The House must pass them now
2024-07-31 View on X
The Verge

The US Senate passes the Kids Online Safety Act and the Children and Teens' Online Privacy Protection Act by a vote of 91 to 3; the bills now head to the House

It's Our Last Chance To Stop It Cristiano Lima-Strong / Washington Post : Senate passes landmark bills to protect kids online, raising pressure on House Maya C. Miller / New York T...

2024-05-11
Jim Simons loved science, understood how it could change the world for the better, and did more to make that happen than just about anybody else. He was a dear friend and mentor. Jim, we love you. We miss you.
2024-05-11 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Jim Simons, a mathematician and founder of hedge fund firm Renaissance Technologies who pioneered computer-based approaches to quantitative trading, dies at 86

Jim Simons just died.  Simons was an award-winning mathematician … Thomas Sumner / Simons Foundation : Remembering the Life and Careers of Jim Simons Jonathan Kandell / New York Ti...

2024-02-19
BIG: @GlobalFoundries secured a $1.5B CHIPS agreement to build a 2nd fab in NY's Capital Region creating thousands of new good paying jobs supporting America's auto industry and national security. It's NY's first & the nation's largest award thus far from my CHIPS & Science Law.
2024-02-19 View on X
Washington Post

The US awards $1.5B to GlobalFoundries from the $52B CHIPS Act to build a new fab in Malta, New York, and to expand its Fab 8 plant, plus $1.6B in loans

The massive grant, part of the Chips Act, will help the U.S. establish a homegrown supply for some of the most critical components of modern life.

2023-12-12
This is exactly what we need to see on AI, and it's the kind of partnership that was highlighted in our AI Insight forums! Workers need a seat at the table, and today's announcement shows industry and workers can come together on negotiating collective bargaining agreements.
2023-12-12 View on X
Bloomberg

Microsoft partners with 60 unions representing 12.5M workers to create “an open dialogue” on AI's impact on them, and signs a ZeniMax staff contract on AI use

2023-10-31
Thank you, President Biden! I look forward to building upon on today's important executive order and continuing to drive towards bipartisan legislative action on AI. We cannot afford to wait. [video]
2023-10-31 View on X
New York Times

Biden's EO on AI tries to chart a middle path by letting AI development continue with modest new rules and signaling the government plans to monitor AI progress

Kevin Roose / New York Times :

Thank you, President Biden! I look forward to building upon on today's important executive order and continuing to drive towards bipartisan legislative action on AI. We cannot afford to wait. [video]
2023-10-31 View on X
Australian Financial Review

Andrew Ng, who taught Sam Altman at Stanford and co-founded Google Brain, says Big Tech is lying about AI extinction to trigger heavier regulation of rivals

Key Points  — Big Tech wants tough AI rules that would make life hard for small competitors

2023-10-20
Internet is essential.  Ever since Donald Trump and his administration undid #NetNeutrality, I've been fighting to bring #NetNeutrality back.  And this is a great step from President Biden's FCC! https://www.fcc.gov/...
2023-10-20 View on X
TechCrunch

The FCC votes 3-2 to invite the US public to comment on re-establishing net neutrality rules; the broader effort still faces a long legal and political battle

Devin Coldewey / TechCrunch :

Internet is essential.  Ever since Donald Trump and his administration undid #NetNeutrality, I've been fighting to bring #NetNeutrality back.  And this is a great step from President Biden's FCC! https://www.fcc.gov/...
2023-10-20 View on X
The Verge

The FCC unanimously approves a petition by Apple, Meta, Google, Microsoft, and others for access to the 6GHz band for Wi-Fi tethering for AR and VR headsets

The FCC has unanimously approved plans by several tech companies to use the 6GHz band for wireless devices.

2023-09-14
FIRST LOOK: Our first-ever bipartisan AI Insight Forum is kicking off now! We're convening this balanced and diverse group to talk about how Congress must join the AI revolution. We need all hands on deck to maximize AI's societal benefits while minimizing its many risks. [image]
2023-09-14 View on X
Wall Street Journal

The US Senate's AI Insight Forum: Elon Musk warned of AI risks, Mark Zuckerberg defended open source, all guests agreed the US needs to regulate AI, and more

Tech leaders debate perils and possibilities of artificial intelligence at closed-door Senate session