Tag: first-amendment

Appeals Court Rules Teacher Who Wore MAGA Hat to Staff Training Day is Protected Under First Amendment

Trinity College Students Told to Take Down Blue Line Flag Because of 'Safety Concern'

The school's president admitted school safety policies had been 'enforced inconsistently'

Ohio Man Arrested For Poking Fun At Police Online Appeals Case To Supreme Court

'My Facebook Page Was Obviously A Joke, But The Criticism Was Serious' Said Anthony Novak, Citing...

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Football Coach Who Prayed On the 50-Yard-Line After High School Games

'Both the Free Exercise and Free Speech Clauses of the First Amendment protect expressions like...

Trophy Hunting Tonka: One Woman’s Crusade to Protect a Beloved Chimp and PETA’s Victory Sending Him to a Notoriously Abusive Sanctuary

PETA tagged their trophy and we will have to wait and see if he survives their big game.

OPINION: 2012's National Defense Authorization Act and the Resurgence of Modern Propaganda

Missouri and Louisiana Sue Biden, Psaki And Other Officials for Alleged Collusion with Social Media Companies

The Attorneys General of Louisiana and Missouri say the Biden Administration 'engaged in a...

Musk’s Purchase of Twitter Fortifies Freedom of Speech

Is it enough to have a platform to allow free speech if the populace is fed a singular narrative...

Stormy Daniels Owes Donald Trump Nearly $300K After Losing Appeal

A lower court previously dismissed Daniels' defamation case in 2018

Washington Considers Bill Outlawing Lying About Elections

The policy was first suggested by Governor Jay Inslee on Jan. 6, 2022

Twitter Suspends 'Just The News' Founder For Sharing Legal Distinction Between COVID-19 Vaccines

Twitter said the content violated its COVID-19 misinformation policies

Trump Sues New York Attorney General Letitia James In Bid To Block Ongoing Investigation

The lawsuit accuses James of acting with 'political animus'

Pentagon Issues Rules For Service Members in Attempt to Stop Extremist Activity

Military personnels' social media activity could be considered active engagement in an extremist...

Photojournalist Sues Jan 6 Committee To Block Subpoena 

Amy Harris argues the subpoena violates 'core protections afforded to journalists'

Supreme Court Declines Free Speech Case from Wisconsin Think Tank

The organization argues Governor Tony Evers violated its writers' rights by excluding them from a...