NY Times Sues Pentagon Over Press Freedom
The New York Times sues the US Department of Defense, alleging new Pentagon media rules violate First Amendment rights. Read the full story on the legal battle for press freedom.
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NY Times Sues Pentagon Over Press Freedom Limits
The New York Times files a federal lawsuit against the US Defence Department, alleging new rules limiting journalists' questions and movements violate the First Amendment. Read the full story.
NY Times Sues Pentagon Over Press Rules
The New York Times files a lawsuit against the Pentagon, challenging Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's new press rules as unconstitutional. Read the latest on this press freedom battle.
NY Times Sues Pentagon Over Press Access Rules
The New York Times sues the US Department of Defense over new press restrictions, arguing they violate the First Amendment. Read the latest on this defence and liberties clash.
The Forgotten First Wives of Hollywood Legends
From George Clooney to Tom Cruise, fans are stunned recalling the first marriages of major stars before they found fame. Discover the stories of the women they wed before becoming household names.
MAFS Star Nicolas Jovanovic Expecting First Child
Former Married At First Sight groom Nicolas Jovanovic reveals he and wife Alex Caldwell are expecting their first child. See their beautiful beach announcement and wedding details.
Legal Experts Question Pentagon's Kelly Investigation
Legal experts raise serious doubts over the Pentagon's investigation into Senator Mark Kelly for a video on illegal orders. Discover the constitutional and legal challenges facing this unprecedented case.
Press Freedom Under Attack Worldwide
Journalists face unprecedented threats from Gaza to America. This erosion of press freedom could happen anywhere. Learn why we must defend media liberty now.
20 States Sue Trump Over Homeless Funding Cuts
More than 20 US states are taking legal action against the Trump administration over planned cuts to homelessness grants, putting tens of thousands at risk of losing shelter.
Texas Schools in Legal Battle Over Ten Commandments
Texas public schools face conflicting court orders over displaying the Ten Commandments, creating a constitutional dilemma. Discover how educators are navigating this contentious mandate.
Texas Ten Commandments Law Splits Schools
A new Texas law mandating Ten Commandments posters in classrooms sparks legal battles and teacher resignations. Explore the constitutional clash and its impact on schools.
FBI agent fired over Pride flag in workplace lawsuit
A 16-year FBI veteran was fired for displaying a Pride flag, sparking a lawsuit over First Amendment rights. Discover the details of this landmark legal challenge.
Judge Tosses DoJ Challenge to NY Immigration Law
A US judge has dismissed a Trump administration lawsuit against New York's law barring immigration arrests at courthouses. Discover the legal implications for federal-state relations.
Texas Campus Free Speech Lawsuit Filed
A conservative group sues Texas university over alleged free speech violations. Learn how this case could reshape campus expression policies nationwide.
Student raises £37k after antisemitic abuse of Portnoy
A 20-year-old Mississippi student arrested for disturbing the peace after yelling antisemitic slurs at Barstool's Dave Portnoy has raised over $37,000 for his legal defence. Discover the fallout.
Professor Sues University Over Israel Comments
Tenured law professor Ramsi Woodcock sues University of Kentucky after being banned from campus over controversial Israel statements. Case tests free speech boundaries in academia.
Australia's First Aboriginal Treaty Signed in Victoria
Victoria makes history by signing Australia's first treaty with Aboriginal peoples, delivering a formal apology and greater self-determination. A landmark moment for reconciliation.
School faces legal threat over LGBTQ+ history video
A conservative law firm threatens a Missouri school district with legal action after students were shown a video for LGBTQ+ History Month. Read the full story on the parental rights dispute.
Federal judge condemns force against Chicago protesters, media
A federal judge condemns 'unacceptable' tactics as video evidence reveals federal officers using aggressive measures against demonstrators and media personnel during Chicago protests.
NY Politician Sues New York Post Over Defamation Claims
New York State Assembly member Zohran Mamdani files landmark defamation lawsuit against the New York Post over false 'cop killer' allegations, setting up a major First Amendment battle with significant political implications.
Trump's 'Enemy of the People' Attack on Journalists
As Donald Trump secures the Republican nomination, his renewed attacks on the press raise alarming concerns about press freedom and democratic norms in Western politics.
Judge overturns school transgender notification policy
A federal judge has struck down a Pennsylvania school district's policy requiring parental notification when students change their name or pronouns, citing First Amendment violations in a case with national implications.
California adopts IHRA anti-Semitism definition amid debate
Governor Gavin Newsom signs controversial legislation adopting the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism, sparking intense debate over free speech protections on California campuses.
Theo Von clashes with Charlie Kirk over DHS monitoring powers
Comedian Theo Von faces intense backlash after challenging Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk about Department of Homeland Security monitoring authority in viral exchange that's dividing social media.
Tennessee man jailed over Charlie Kirk meme
A Tennessee man faces jail time after creating a satirical meme about conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, sparking a fierce debate about free speech rights and political expression in America.
Republican Bill Would Criminalise Insulting Former Presidents
California Republican Bill Essayli proposes groundbreaking bill making it illegal to publicly insult former presidents, sparking immediate controversy and free speech debates.
Colorado school bans religious imagery in student artwork
A Colorado high school faces backlash after implementing a controversial ban on religious imagery in student artwork, raising serious questions about freedom of expression and religious rights in educational settings.
Protesters sue over military's use of 'Vader's Theme'
A landmark lawsuit alleges the US National Guard weaponised John Williams' iconic Star Wars score to psychologically intimidate DC protesters in a controversial crowd control tactic.
Indiana University Student Newspaper Faces Censorship Battle
The Indiana Daily Student faces administrative interference as university officials block publication of critical stories, sparking a fierce debate about press freedom on American campuses.
Omaha Mayor faces free speech storm over deleted comments
Nebraska Mayor Jean Stothert sparks First Amendment controversy by removing critical comments from official Facebook page, raising questions about digital censorship and government accountability.
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