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Federal Court Orders California College to Drop Censorship Policy
College and district settle with three students after the college removed, banned their anti-communist posters.
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Couple Wants Supreme Court to Decide Whether Parents Can Video Record School Officials
A federal appeals court denied the Massachusetts parents’ First Amendment claim that they were entitled to video record a private meeting to discuss their son.
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DC Judge Sides With Pastor, Declares US Capitol’s Eastern Steps a Free Speech Zone
The judge ruled in favor of a clergyman who has long sought to pray on those steps.
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Censorship, Guns, and Administrative Power: Mark Chenoweth Explains 3 Major SCOTUS Cases
Mark Chenoweth is the president of the New Civil Liberties Alliance, a nonpartisan civil rights group dedicated to protecting constitutional freedoms.
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Judge Rules Jurors’ Identities in Trump Hush Money Trial Must Be Protected
The judge cited risks of ‘bribery, jury tampering, physical injury or harassment.’
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Federal Appeals Court Rules Against Florida’s Stop WOKE Act
The judge found that the Florida law violated the free speech protections of the Constitution’s First Amendment.
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How the Government Used ‘Track F’ to Fund Censorship Tools: Report
The National Science Foundation spent $39 million on Track F, a program related to censoring, suppressing Americans’ speech, according to a new report.
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Veteran Reporter Catherine Herridge Held in Contempt for Refusing to Disclose News Source
The former Fox News and CBS News reporter was ordered to pay a fine of $800 per day until she divulges her sources.
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Moving Trump’s Tax Cuts, Conservative Court Appointees at Heart of McConnell’s Legacy
Senate’s longest-serving leader from either political party announces he’s stepping down from role after the November election.
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Supreme Court Rejects Free Speech Challenge to California Honking Law
California woman Susan Porter was ticketed for honking her car’s horn at a political protest in 2017.
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Federal Court Orders California College to Drop Censorship Policy
College and district settle with three students after the college removed, banned their anti-communist posters.
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Couple Wants Supreme Court to Decide Whether Parents Can Video Record School Officials
A federal appeals court denied the Massachusetts parents’ First Amendment claim that they were entitled to video record a private meeting to discuss their son.
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DC Judge Sides With Pastor, Declares US Capitol’s Eastern Steps a Free Speech Zone
The judge ruled in favor of a clergyman who has long sought to pray on those steps.
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Censorship, Guns, and Administrative Power: Mark Chenoweth Explains 3 Major SCOTUS Cases
Mark Chenoweth is the president of the New Civil Liberties Alliance, a nonpartisan civil rights group dedicated to protecting constitutional freedoms.
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Judge Rules Jurors’ Identities in Trump Hush Money Trial Must Be Protected
The judge cited risks of ‘bribery, jury tampering, physical injury or harassment.’
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Federal Appeals Court Rules Against Florida’s Stop WOKE Act
The judge found that the Florida law violated the free speech protections of the Constitution’s First Amendment.
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How the Government Used ‘Track F’ to Fund Censorship Tools: Report
The National Science Foundation spent $39 million on Track F, a program related to censoring, suppressing Americans’ speech, according to a new report.
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Veteran Reporter Catherine Herridge Held in Contempt for Refusing to Disclose News Source
The former Fox News and CBS News reporter was ordered to pay a fine of $800 per day until she divulges her sources.
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Moving Trump’s Tax Cuts, Conservative Court Appointees at Heart of McConnell’s Legacy
Senate’s longest-serving leader from either political party announces he’s stepping down from role after the November election.
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Supreme Court Rejects Free Speech Challenge to California Honking Law
California woman Susan Porter was ticketed for honking her car’s horn at a political protest in 2017.
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