The decision leaves unresolved how far public employers can reach into employees’ private lives. By Ben Squires The Supreme Court has decided not to review…
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By Sarah Anderson Weare, N.H., is a small town with about 9,000 residents. Among them is Howard Kaloogian, the owner of a five-acre rural property. On…
By Kaley A U.S. District judge has delivered President Trump a big win, clearing the path for his multi-billion-dollar lawsuit against CBS News. CBS and…
‘He initially appeared on the FBI’s wanted list in relation to the Capitol rioting, only to be removed in the summer of 2021 with no…
The request stems from a lawsuit filed in March alleging the Washington Medical Commission violated doctors’ First Amendment right to criticize the “mainstream COVID narrative”…
A federal judge agreed to expand Missouri v. Biden to procure more evidence federal officials violated Americans’ free speech rights. By Joy Pullmann More internal…
By Staff Writer In a letter to subscribers, GAB CEO Andrew Torba, called out attempts by the German Government, in collusion with the Biden-Harris Administration,…
By John Ransom He wants his job back and he’s keeping his views. A coach involved in a First Amendment lawsuit because he was allegedly fired…
The Democrat vice presidential candidate doesn’t understand the First Amendment and clearly disdains free speech. By Mark Hemingway The most important exchange in Tuesday’s vice…
The Telegram CEO wouldn’t have landed in Paris if he thought he was in danger, Georgy Loboushkin has told RT By rt.com Telegram founder Pavel…
The state became the first to require public schools to display the religious text, but several families are suing over its constitutionality. By Erik Ortiz Louisiana…
By John & Nisha Whitehead The Rutherford Institute Q: “How can you tell if a politician is lying?” A: “When his lips are moving.”…
Louisiana and Oklahoma have recently enacted such laws. By Kiara Alfonseca In 1980, the U.S. Supreme Court determined that Kentucky’s then-law requiring that a copy…
By CD News Team Last week, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the January 6 defendants, stating that an obstruction law (1512(c)(2)) used to…
The U.S. Supreme Court today ruled the plaintiffs in the Murthy v. Missouri censorship case didn’t have standing to sue the Biden administration for pressuring…
By Sputnik Intertnational Ritter was slated to participate in the annual St.Petersburg International Economic Forum as a guest speaker. “As I was boarding my flight…
‘One of the most egregious examples of government religious discrimination’ By Bob Unruh A new student-led Bible club has been approved at a school in…
This Bill Would Falsely Equate Criticism of Israel with Antisemitic Discrimination By American Civil Liberties Union WASHINGTON — The American Civil Liberties Union strongly condemns…