By Ethan Huff Facebook’s recent decision to restrict, aka , all information about hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) from its platform represents a clear case of “digital imperialism,”…
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by Tyler Durden Friday’s testimony before the House coronavirus subcommittee on Friday was supposed to be just another snoozefest with Dr. Fauci fielding the same questions…
By Ethan Huff A coalition of Republican congressmen have introduced new legislation to revoke Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA) immunity protections from any…
By Joe Saunders If officials in California’s liberal Bay Area can get the message, maybe anyone can. Redwood City, just south of San Francisco, decided last…
by Tyler Durden A San Diego yoga instructor who refused to wear a mask in Starbucks says she plans to sue a barista who wouldn’t serve…
By: Ethan Huff (Natural News) Two Chicagoland churches are suing the city of Chicago for reportedly threatening to bulldoze their facilities over unconstitutional Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions. According to…
By Peter Barry Chowka A judge in Washington State on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit against Fox News that attempted to quash the First Amendment to the…
Northwestern University’s student government voted last week to indefinitely table a resolution in support of the First Amendment and freedom of speech on campus. Northwestern…
New Yorker reporter Andrew Marantz called on Americans to reinterpret the First Amendment during a recent guest lecture at the University of California, Berkeley. During a…
A Quick Primer on the First Amendment First things first (pun intended), most folks don’t even know what the First Amendment protects. “Congress shall make…
California adopted 15 firearms-related bills last Friday, including a controversial ‘red flag’ gun confiscation law which adds co-workers, employers and educators to the list of who can…
The FBI must delete its memo documenting a journalist’s First Amendment activities, a federal appellate court ruled this week in a decision that vindicates the right to…