Category : Liberties


Filming ICE Raids: Legal Rights vs. Digital Dangers

While US courts uphold the First Amendment right to record police in public, filming immigration enforcement carries significant risks from digital exposure, facial recognition, and location tracking.

Finding Resilience in an Age of Uncertainty and Chaos

Drawing parallels between the psychological warfare of pre-WWII Britain and today's geopolitical turbulence under Trump, this article explores how ordinary people can maintain sanity by embracing normalcy, community bonds, and knowing when to disconnect.

Paris Hilton Fights AI Deepfakes in Washington

Paris Hilton joined bipartisan lawmakers in Washington to support the DEFIANCE Act, a bill enabling victims of non-consensual AI deepfakes to sue, drawing on her own experience with a leaked sex tape.

ICE Agents Can Force Entry Without Warrants

Federal immigration officers have been authorised to forcibly enter private homes without a judge's warrant, a major shift from established guidance that raises constitutional concerns.

Church Sues Town Over Bell Tower Refusal

Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church has filed a lawsuit against Collier Township, alleging religious discrimination after officials rejected plans for a bell tower due to noise pollution concerns.

Washington Post Fights FBI Raid on Reporter's Home

The Washington Post has filed a federal court motion demanding the return of electronics seized from reporter Hannah Natanson's home, calling the FBI raid an unprecedented threat to press freedom and First Amendment rights.

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