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OneTaste founder Nicole Daedone
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The Trump administration is reportedly investigating a critic of the Iran war, threatening to revoke his green card and deport him from the U.S.
Trita Parsi is reportedly being targeted by the White House for his frequent criticisms of the Iran war. Parsi, a Swedish citizen born in Iran who holds U.S. permanent residency, co-founded the National Iranian American Council and the Quincy Institute…
the Department of Justice building in Washington, D.C.
Trump's Position in the White House Ballroom Case Reflects His General Resistance to Judicial Review
President Donald Trump
Sen. Richard Blumenthal
A guest post by Prof. Paul Finkelman.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche
Debbie Brockman getting arrested
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The right-wing think tank is actively pushing “civil terrorism”—increasing penalties for minor crimes committed while people engage in constitutionally protected free speech.
An old TV set with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) logo and rainbow stripes on the screen.
An illustration of Donald Trump surrounded by some of his critics, such as Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Liz Cheney, and Adam Schiff
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Three Washington state protesters have been found guilty of federal conspiracy charges for sitting in front of a bus taking people to an immigration detention center in Takoma.
Jac Archer, Justice Forral, and Bajun Mavalwalla II were three of a group of nine people who were arrested last June after responding to former City Council President Ben Stuckart’s request for protesters to block a bus…
A Missouri bill awaiting action from Gov. Mike Kehoe would give judges broader power to quickly dismiss lawsuits designed to chill speech, replacing what supporters have long described as among the weakest anti-SLAPP laws in the country. The legislation, sponsored by Republican state Sen. Mike Henderson of Desloge, would repeal Missouri’s current anti-SLAPP law and […]
The Challenge
Western Civilization is reeling. The fusion of Judaean ethics (Jerusalem) and Greco-Roman governance (Athens) that sprang to life in Christianity is under attack. From one side, utopians have deployed an entirely new metaphysics that mocks traditional faith, inverts Biblical morality, and pushes toward a successor civilization. From the other, religious supremacists assert that…
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Employers and institutions have so far paid out a cumulative $2 million in legal settlements to people who were fired or penalized over their online reactions to Charlie Kirk’s death.
Kirk—a longtime right-wing activist who played a critical role in translating the MAGA agenda to America’s college-age youth—was assassinated in September. His death proved as polarizing as his life’s work:…
U.S. District Judge Noël Wise heard the Daily's case against the government Wednesday.
The post Federal judge requests more information in Daily’s lawsuit after constitutional arguments appeared first on The Stanford Daily.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
REGINA – Aspiring social media political influencer Brandon Andreychuk is claiming censorship after his talk at the University of Regina was canceled by what he calls “out of control leftist students and faculty.” “I had announcements on my YouTube, Twitch, Discord, TikTok, X, TruthSocial, Rumble, and Telegram accounts, and Facebook for my parents, and suddenly […]
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Pete Hegseth standing behind the podium at a Pentagon briefing on the left, The New York Times office on the right
Larry Bushart
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A protester records immigration agents
The New York Times filed a new lawsuit against the Department of Defense and Secretary Pete Hegseth, this time challenging a policy that requires credentialed journalists to have an official escort when inside the Pentagon. In the lawsuit, the Times’ attorneys wrote that the purpose of the policy “is to restrict journalists’ ability to do […]
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis
Today the Trump administration is hosting an all-day prayer festival on the National Mall, partially funded with millions in taxpayer dollars, to “rededicate” America to God — and to promote Christian nationalism. It’s all part of America’s 250th birthday celebration, which has been co-opted by the current administration and its minions to convey an overtly […]
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