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Viewpoint expression/suppression – social media cases headed for SCOTUS?

Viewpoint expression/suppression – social media cases headed for SCOTUS?

A federal appeals court has ruled in favor of a Texas law that seeks to curb censorship by social media platforms.

Chris Woodward, Jody Brown
Sep 21, 2022
Biden forgot to tell Coast Guard 'pandemic over'

Posted Sep 20, 2022

Biden forgot to tell Coast Guard 'pandemic over'
In 5-4 ruling, justices send Jewish university back to lower courts

Posted Sep 19, 2022

In 5-4 ruling, justices send Jewish university back to lower courts
A victory for election integrity in Biden territory

Posted Sep 16, 2022

A victory for election integrity in Biden territory
Scandal-plagued SPLC has 'hate group' fan at the DOJ

Posted Sep 16, 2022

Scandal-plagued SPLC has 'hate group' fan at the DOJ
Air Force taken to task for 'systematic' denial of religious accommodations

Posted Sep 14, 2022

Air Force taken to task for 'systematic' denial of religious accommodations
Attorney vows lawsuits coming if outcry over Title IX ignored

Posted Sep 14, 2022

Attorney vows lawsuits coming if outcry over Title IX ignored
Hope expressed NY won't continue to hound adoption service

Posted Sep 13, 2022

Hope expressed NY won't continue to hound adoption service
Legal battle over Jewish traditions important to all faiths

Posted Sep 13, 2022

Legal battle over Jewish traditions important to all faiths
DOJ accused of using federal powers to isolate, punish political enemy

Posted Sep 12, 2022

DOJ accused of using federal powers to isolate, punish political enemy
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