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Dressen v. Flaherty: Vaccine Censorship Case Goes to Appeal
The support group was a safe room online, so Washington leaned on the platforms until the door shut.
Motion Asks Judge to Force FBI Disclosure of Potential Twitter Censorship Payments
The FBI won’t confirm records it has spent years openly admitting exist.
Judge Pauses Murthy v. Missouri Amid Trump’s Free Speech Order
The case’s future hangs in the balance as the court weighs whether Trump’s executive order renders it moot.
Judge Clears Path for Fresh Evidence in Explosive Social Media Censorship Lawsuit Against Biden Administration
Court allows further discovery in Missouri v. Biden, possibly unveiling deeper government ties to social media censorship.
Unmasking a Social Media Crackdown: NCLA Seeks Full Discovery on Government Censorship Tactics
The legal group argues that additional investigation will uncover a broader, orchestrated suppression of dissenting voices on critical public issues.
Lawsuit Takes on Federal Campaign to Silence Vaccine Injury Claims
Lawsuit claims government pressured social media to censor vaccine injury stories, raising First Amendment concerns.
The Supreme Court Ruling Isn’t the End of the Online Free Speech Battle
The civil rights group seeks expanded discovery to prove direct harm from government-induced censorship.
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.
Supreme Court Is Asked to Resolve Split Decision in Social Media Censorship Lawsuit
The case involves three plaintiffs who allege their First Amendment rights were violated when the US Surgeon General and HHS directed Twitter to suspend and censor them for criticizing the government’s Covid response.
Republicans Rally Behind Anti-Censorship Lawsuit Filed Against Biden Administration
Defending the free speech of news outlets.
NCLA Asks the Supreme Court Not to Stay Injunction Against Government Social Media Censorship
In support of free speech.
Appeals Court Finds Biden Administration Violated the First Amendment When It Pushed for Social Media Censorship
Partially upholding the injunction.
