First Amendment
Fauci is Put On Notice, Told To Preserve Records For Major Free Speech Lawsuit
Accusations include the use of private emails and potential unlawful deletion of critical communications.
Fauci Blames Free Speech for Pandemic Challenges in Contentious Testimony
Fauci hasn’t changed.
Students Sue Indiana University Over “Bias Incident” Reporting System
Claiming the policy stifles open discourse and intimidates students from expressing unpopular opinions.
NRA Triumphs in Free Speech Battle with Former NY Regulator
Unanimous ruling reinforces limits on governmental power to suppress speech through private intermediaries.
Former Biden Homeland Security Official Criticizes Free Speech, Cites “Disinformation” Impact on Election Security
Samantha Vinograd calls for stricter social media censorship, raising concerns over potential First Amendment infringements.
Senator Schmitt Challenges Big Tech Collaboration with Feds
Schmitt demands transparency on alleged government collusion with Big Tech to suppress dissenting voices.
UK High Court Allows Assange to Challenge US Extradition
Assange’s fight for freedom continues amid fears of a 175-year sentence and dubious US assurances.
TikTok Users File First Amendment Lawsuit Against US Government Ban
Facing a potential national ban, TikTok creators sue the US government, arguing that the new law stifles their First Amendment rights and jeopardizes their economic survival.
Meta’s Oversight Board Adopts International “Norms” Instead of US Free Speech Principles
Global reach prompts Meta to prioritize international norms, diverging from traditional US free speech principles.
RFK Jr. Files Lawsuit Against Meta, Alleging Censorship of Presidential Campaign Video
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is running as an independent candidate in the upcoming US presidential election, has announced that he filed a lawsuit against Meta (Facebook and Instagram) in the US District Court for the Northern District of California. Kennedy alleges that the two platforms censor
UNC’s Crusade Against Anonymous Apps Sparks Free Speech Firestorm
UNC to ban anonymous social apps in a controversial move to curb “reckless behavior,” sparking debate over free speech implications.
How a Maine Man’s Humorous Tweet Sparked a Secret Service Saga
A probe into satirical tweets about Biden raises concerns over Secret Service’s scrutiny of protected speech, spotlighting potential government overreach.