ABC accuses Trump administration of chilling free speech over 'The View' equal time dispute
ABC accuses Trump admin of chilling free speech in dispute over whether 'The View' is subject to equal time rules. FCC says law encourages speech.
Category : Liberties
Port Arthur-Era Gun Register Delays Criticised After Bondi Attack
Delays in creating a national firearms register after Port Arthur criticised after Bondi attack could have helped police assess risk.
Family Accuses Police of Sabotage After Sheku Bayoh Inquiry Chair Resigns
Family of Sheku Bayoh accuses Scottish police of sabotage after inquiry chair Lord Bracadale resigns amid bias claims and judicial review.
US Citizen Sues Over Repeated Immigration Detentions
US-born concrete worker sues after twice detained by immigration agents in Alabama, alleging unconstitutional workplace raids.
Vatican forbids calling Mary 'co-redeemer' in new decree
Pope Leo approves Vatican decree barring use of 'co-redeemer' for Mary, citing risk of eclipsing Christ's unique role in salvation.
Court of Appeal Overturns Ruling on Palestine Action Ban
Court of Appeal rules Home Secretary's ban on Palestine Action lawful, overturning High Court decision and sparking further legal challenge.
Texas Republican candidate sparks outrage by burning Quran in campaign video
Republican candidate Valentina Gomez faces backlash after burning a Quran in a campaign video, vowing to 'end Islam' in Texas.
Greens Leader Zack Polanski Apologises for Houseboat Council Tax Error
Green Party leader Zack Polanski apologises for unintentional council tax mistake on his London houseboat, with party citing security concerns.
Court of Appeal Overturns High Court Ruling on Palestine Action Ban
Court of Appeal rules home secretary's ban on Palestine Action was lawful, overturning High Court decision. Group says it will appeal.
Court of Appeal Upholds Ban on Palestine Action as Lawful
Court of Appeal overturns High Court, ruling Home Secretary's ban on Palestine Action under Terrorism Act is lawful; founder vows to appeal.
Pauline Hanson Sparks Fury Over Domestic Violence Claims in Family Court Inquiry
Pauline Hanson's claim that women lie about domestic violence to gain advantage in family court sparks backlash from campaigners and politicians as inquiry proceeds.
PM Burnham urged to meet terminally ill campaigners
Terminally ill campaigners urge PM Andy Burnham to meet them after he effectively halted the assisted dying Bill, demanding action now.
Tommy Robinson Cleared of Terror-Related Offence as Judge Rules Stop Unlawful
Tommy Robinson cleared of terror-related offence after judge rules port stop unlawful and based on his political beliefs.
FBI Director Kash Patel Faces Far-Right Mockery over Valhalla Remark and Alleged Mishandling of Char
FBI director Kash Patel criticised by far right for Valhalla comment and premature arrest announcement in Charlie Kirk assassination case.
Kenyan Widows Battle Illegal Land Seizures After Husbands' Deaths
Despite legal protections, Kenyan widows face disinheritance due to patriarchal culture. Grassroots groups help them reclaim property.
Judge Orders Federal Agents in Chicago to Limit Force Against Protesters and Journalists
US judge orders federal agents in Chicago to restrict force against peaceful protesters and media, citing constitutional violations.
Prince Harry's Remembrance Essay Urges Nation to Remember Living Veterans
Prince Harry's poignant Remembrance Day essay calls for honouring living veterans and their families, urging ongoing support beyond the uniform.
NSW Plans New Laws Against Nazi Chants and Protest Restrictions
NSW announces new laws restricting protests near places of worship and criminalizing Nazi chants, following a neo-Nazi rally.
JD Vance Accuses CNN’s Collins of Misrepresenting Trump’s ‘I Don’t Care’ Remark
JD Vance denies Trump said he doesn't care about Americans' finances despite broadcast remarks; clash with CNN's Collins over misrepresentation.
Belarus Sentences Two Journalists to Long Prison Terms in Free Speech Crackdown
Belarus jails two independent journalists for high treason, sentencing them to 14 and 12 years in a widening crackdown on free speech and dissent.
BBC Journalists Banned from Wearing Black Lives Matter T-Shirts in Newsroom, Says Tim Davie
BBC director general Tim Davie says journalists cannot wear Black Lives Matter T-shirts in the newsroom, citing impartiality concerns and drawing parallels with election coverage.
India's Aadhaar ID System: A Model for the UK or a Tool of 'Digital Coercion'?
India's Aadhaar ID system divides opinion as UK considers it; critics warn of coercion, privacy breaches, and exclusion of the poor.
Surveillance Increased at Stormont After Deliberate Toilet Flooding Incidents
Stormont increases surveillance after deliberate toilet flooding; TUV MLA Timothy Gaston condemns vandalism by pass-holders.
Pastor Detained in China as Crackdown on Unofficial Churches Intensifies
Chinese pastor Gao Yingjia detained in crackdown on unofficial Christian churches; his wife describes anguish and impossible choices.
State laws block access to ancestors' psychiatric records
US state laws restrict access to ancestors' psychiatric records, frustrating families seeking mental health history. Reforms are slow.
California's ethnic studies mandate unravels amid antisemitism row
California's ethnic studies mandate faces collapse as Newsom withholds funding amid antisemitism allegations and curriculum disputes.
Hitler was a virgin with sexual inferiority complex, declassified CIA files reveal
Declassified CIA files from 1942 describe Adolf Hitler as a virgin with a 'sexual inferiority' complex and a messiah complex, and suggest he may have had a medical condition.
Texas Teachers' Union Sues Over 'Unconstitutional' Social Media Investigations
Texas teachers' union files lawsuit challenging state investigations into social media posts about Charlie Kirk's killing, citing free speech violations.
California refuses to extradite doctor over abortion pills
California Governor Gavin Newsom refuses to extradite a doctor indicted in Louisiana for mailing abortion pills, citing shield laws protecting providers.
NSW Plan to Restrict Protests After Bondi Attack Draws Criticism
Pro-Palestine activists and Jewish groups criticise NSW Labor plan to ban protests during terrorism designations after Bondi shooting.
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