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Citing human rights risks, UN calls for ban on certain AI tech until safeguards are set up

Wednesday, September 15 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) — The United Nations Human Rights chief on Wednesday called for a moratorium on the sale of and use of artificial intelligence technology that poses human rights risks -- including the state use of facial recognition software -- until adequate safeguards are... Read More.

Hawaiian locals beg tourists to stay home, citing COVID-19 concerns

Tuesday, August 24 by ABC News

(HONOLULU) -- Many local Hawaiians have been asking tourists to stop visiting the islands during the pandemic, and the governor is now echoing their calls. "It is a risky time to be traveling right now," Gov. David Ige said at a press conference on Monday.... Read More.

Neil Young drops off lineup of Farm Aid 2021, citing COVID fears

Thursday, August 19 by ABC News

Neil Young has announced that he's decided not to perform at the Farm Aid 2021 festival scheduled for September 25 at Xfinity Theatre in Hartford, Connecticut, citing his concerns over the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. In a message posted on

Disability advocates calling for reform as US Paralympian Becca Meyers drops out of Games citing lack of support

Thursday, July 22 by ABC News

Disability advocates and elected officials are calling on the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee to rethink its policies after a Paralympic gold medalist swimmer was denied a request to have a care assistant travel with her to Tokyo due to COVID-19 restrictions. Becca Meyers'... Read More.

Citing rising COVID-19 infections, Television Academy cancels Governors Ball dinners for second year in a row

Wednesday, July 21 by ABC News

Just when the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences thought -- or maybe, hoped -- this year's Emmys would be back to normal, comes a new pandemic cancellation. In a statement, the organization behind the awards show noted that for the second year in a... Read More.

Former NFL players seek to intervene in race-norming mediation, citing mistrust of class counsel

Monday, March 15 by ABC News

By PETE MADDEN, ABC News(PHILADELPHIA) -- Former NFL players Kevin Henry and Najeh Davenport are seeking to intervene in the upcoming court-ordered mediation between the NFL and the class counsel representing former players in the league's landmark concussion settlement program,... Read More.

Republicans decry new metal detectors off House floor, citing 2nd Amendment rights

Thursday, January 14 by ABC News

By JOHN PARKINSON and BENJAMIN SIEGEL, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Just days after last week's riot, Republicans are decrying new metal detectors Capitol Police placed outside the doors to the House of Representatives chamber as a violation of their Second Amendment... Read More.

US takes new action on some Chinese exports, citing forced labor

Wednesday, December 2 by ABC News

By VICTOR ORDONEZ, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The Trump administration implemented new economic pressure on China over alleged human rights abuses Wednesday -- banning imports from a cotton distributor based in Xinjiang province.The U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Office... Read More.

Federal judge halts changes to Postal Service, citing ‘voter disenfranchisement’

Friday, September 18 by ABC News

By LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN and OLIVIA RUBIN, ABC News(SPOKANE, Wash.) -- A federal judge in Washington State ordered the U.S. Postal Service to halt a set of controversial cost-cutting changes imposed earlier this year by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, handing a... Read More.

Citing concern over leaks, intel community will cease in-person election security briefings to Congress

Saturday, August 29 by ABC News

By LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- With only two months until ballots are tallied, the intelligence community informed lawmakers that it would cease in-person election security briefings, citing concern over "unauthorized disclosures of sensitive information.""For clarity and to... Read More.

Citing ‘customer concerns,’ Postal Service says it will halt mailbox removals

Monday, August 17 by ABC News

By LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- After reports surfaced in the past week of postal workers removing those iconic blue mail collection boxes from street corners in multiple states, the U.S. Postal Service said it will halt further removals for... Read More.

Judge stops Trump administration’s ‘public charge’ policy citing COVID-19 concerns

Friday, July 31 by ABC News

By QUINN OWEN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A federal judge in New York temporarily blocked the Trump administration from carrying out two rules that bar immigrants from living in the U.S. if officials believe they will use too many public... Read More.

Stories tagged with: citing

Citing human rights risks, UN calls for ban on certain AI tech until safeguards are set up

Hawaiian locals beg tourists to stay home, citing COVID-19 concerns

Neil Young drops off lineup of Farm Aid 2021, citing COVID fears

Disability advocates calling for reform as US Paralympian Becca Meyers drops out of Games citing lack of support

Citing rising COVID-19 infections, Television Academy cancels Governors Ball dinners for second year in a row

Former NFL players seek to intervene in race-norming mediation, citing mistrust of class counsel

Republicans decry new metal detectors off House floor, citing 2nd Amendment rights

US takes new action on some Chinese exports, citing forced labor

Federal judge halts changes to Postal Service, citing ‘voter disenfranchisement’

Citing concern over leaks, intel community will cease in-person election security briefings to Congress

Citing ‘customer concerns,’ Postal Service says it will halt mailbox removals

Judge stops Trump administration’s ‘public charge’ policy citing COVID-19 concerns

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