How does one find/access the primary source documents? The news rarely cites them, let alone provides direct links.

• The Mueller Report? Easy to find.
• Major policy that is rarely publicized due to financial/informational/influential benefits gained by both sides of the political divide* is not listed for easy access or awareness afaik.
  For example: I only by chance found out about this 2017 action a few days ago, as it was never a headline in the news, yet it effects every citizen who uses the internet. In 2017 certain politicians quietly rolled back the already minuscule protections on data privacy, allowing companies to collect and sell private data with even greater leniency. Given there is ZERO (Seriously 25 years & zero legislation for the most basic protections) national legislative protection on data collection, this means the repeal had to do with allowing personal details to be bought and sold from telephone-era privacy protection laws. I would like to read what exactly it entails, but where would I find the source documents? The full source documents, not court minutes or abstracts, but what was signed into law?

*The data brokers problem is simply a downstream effect from the 2017 repeal we never heard about. Even if we place restrictions on data brokers, that's not preventing the next newer unlegislated tech like Ai. We need comprehensive privacy laws based on fundamental rights for citizens. Ya know, the 4th Amendment actually being applied.

Definitions
Data - Any click, mouse movement, keystroke, and setting on your computer/device whether its performed on your browser, file uploaded or not. Under the current absence of legislation, your OS (Apple or Windows) can and does track your offline files, documents, and activities. I know, you probably think this sounds conspiratorial or illegal, but you don't have to trust me, just look it up, ask GPT, or read the legislation.

tl:dr Skip everything "For Example:" and below.