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Supreme Court sides with Trump on speech curbs of immigration judges
The U.S. Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration in a dispute involving a free-speech challenge by federal immigration judges.
US appeals court questions Trump’s push to punish major law firms
The Trump administration faced a skeptical federal appeals court panel in its bid to revive executive orders punishing four major U.S. law firms.
Elon Musk settles SEC lawsuit over Twitter disclosures; $1.5M fine imposed
Elon Musk settled the SEC's civil lawsuit accusing the world's richest person of waiting too long in 2022 to disclose his initial purchases of Twitter.
DHS to vet immigrants for what it calls extremist views, raising free speech concerns
Homeland Security said that past statements espousing what it labeled extremist views from immigrants applying for green cards and naturalization would "warrant closer scrutiny."
Trump fires more immigration judges, including two who blocked student deportations
The Trump administration has fired more immigration judges, including two who blocked deportation attempts against pro-Palestinian students.
‘White advocacy’ speaker appearance rescheduled at Salisbury University
A Maryland Federation of College Republicans event at Salisbury University with controversial speaker Jared Taylor has now been rescheduled.
Supreme Court finds law banning conversion therapy for minors likely violates free speech
The Supreme Court ruled that Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for minors likely violates free speech, challenging similar laws in nearly 30 states.
US settles social media censorship case, bars agencies from threatening penalties
The Trump administration has agreed to a settlement that will bar three federal agencies from pressuring social media companies to remove or suppress speech.
Supreme Court rules in favor of antiabortion activist who said his right to protest was restricted
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that an evangelical Christian preacher and antiabortion activist can sue a Mississippi city for arresting him for protesting.
Homeland Security use of secretive legal weapon draws congressional scrutiny
Congressional Democrats launched an inquiry into how tech giants handle demands from Homeland Security for personal information on Americans who criticize the agency.
A MD mayor ordered no clapping at a city meeting. Applause did not follow.
Takoma Park Mayor Talisha Searcy's no-clapping order at a city council meeting sparked controversy over free speech and civility in public discourse.
Trump DOJ reverses, will pursue appeals in law firm executive order cases
The Justice Department abruptly reversed course, saying it would pursue its bid to revive President Donald Trump's executive orders punishing four prominent law firms.
