It’s election year. This is the fifth presidential election campaign since Twitter and Facebook were created. And with each election cycle, efforts to manipulate the election through social media have become more heavy-handed. It’s no longer just about putting out […]
We begin with one of the most heated controversies of our time: the battle to control our information. Our government, federal agencies, and media have grown more heavy-handed than ever, going so far as to smear and cancel opponents, and
The following is an excerpt from Politico. A federal judge in Louisiana ruled Tuesday that the Biden administration likely violated the First Amendment by censoring unfavorable views on social media over the course of the coronavirus pandemic, calling the efforts
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The following is an excerpt from The Vaccine Reaction. A federal court has ruled that the First Amendment demands that the state of Mississippi permit a religious exemption to vaccination for school children by July 15, 2023. Judge Halil S.
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A federal district court has issued a preliminary injunction, effectively putting a temporary halt to the District of Columbia’s controversial Minor Consent for Vaccinations Act of 2020. This act allowed children 11 years of age and older to consent to
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The U.S. Supreme Court recently unanimously ruled that Philadelphia violated a Roman Catholic adoption agency’s First Amendment rights when it dropped them from its approved list of adoption agencies. Like many cities, Philadelphia contracts with private agencies to help care
Legal brief: “This case is about much more than the purveyor of delicious chicken sandwiches served with unrivaled customer service.” America First Legal (AFL), a national non-profit organization, has filed a brief supporting Chick-fil-A’s claim of discrimination against the San
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This past week, prosecutors announced the police officer who shot and killed an unarmed protester during the U.S. Capitol riots, Ashli Babbitt, will not face criminal charges. Also, the inspector general issued scathing findings… telling Congress that Capitol Police were
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