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North Carolina Is Challenged on Its Ballot Box Selfie Ban
The lawsuit challenges North Carolina’s restrictions on “ballot selfies,” framing the issue as a fight for First Amendment rights and the preservation of political expression in the digital age.
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.
Second Circuit Set To Hear Oral Arguments in Rumble’s Free Speech Case Against New York’s Online Censorship Law
The hearing will take place on Friday.
Top Colleges and Universities Have Policies That Could Be Used To Improperly Censor Students for Constitutionally Protected Speech
A new report shows the state of free speech in academia.
New York AG Letitia James Backtracks on Censorship Demands of Rumble
James was reminded of an injunction against her censorship demands…and a little thing called the First Amendment.
More Rights Groups Challenge New York’s “Anti-Hate” Censorship Law
A challenge invoking the First Amendment.
Tennessee School That Suspended Student Over Memes Reverses Decision As First Amendment Lawsuit Progresses
The first win in the ongoing lawsuit.
Leaked Memo Shows Mayo Clinic Doubles Down On Censorship
An alleged gag order on professor Michael Joyner.
MembersSupreme Court Decision Sets a Higher Bar For Punishing Speech As a “True Threat”
Expanding free speech.
Mayo Clinic Suspended Professor Over Comments On Covid And Transgenderism
FIRE says Mayo Clinic is in violation of its own commitment to free speech.
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Judge fast-tracks Rumble’s lawsuit against New York’s online censorship law
The preliminary hearing is now December 19th.