Why the Florida and Texas Social Media Laws Violate the Takings Clause
The Fifth Circuit of the US Court of Appeals upheld Texas’ ban on major social media sites from using all forms of content moderation yesterday. […]
The Fifth Circuit of the US Court of Appeals upheld Texas’ ban on major social media sites from using all forms of content moderation yesterday. […]
For more details about how to apply and the terms of FIRE’s call for proposals, visit this page. Summary: Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression is […]
Today’s NY Post makes an alarming claim, according to FBI whistleblowers. They state that Facebook gave the FBI posts from conservatives unhappy about 2020 elections […]
California’s state government continues to push ahead with plans to send free money to individuals to alleviate the inflation pain. On Tuesday, state Sen. Nancy […]
America’s inflation continues to devastate its paychecks and is now increasingly visible in the rising rents. In August’s Consumer Price Index (CPI), the Bureau of […]
The U.S. officials who crossed the border to Mexico last week were greeted by Mexican authorities SubmittedUnusual seizure: More than 100 pounds undeclared cheese CBP […]
Every generation has its defining moment. It was 2001/11 for my generation. Below are my thoughts on 9/11/2001. It was Tuesday. My Senior year at […]
Georgia v. the President of United States (August 26) is a major new case about national injunctions. Seven states brought challenges to federal contractors’ vaccine mandate. […]
According to the largest ever American gun owner survey, self-defense is used by Americans approximately 1.7 million times per year. Also, it confirms that AR-15-style […]
Seattle Public School students were not able to start school yesterday as they had planned. Instead, the school year was extended unexpectedly due to strikes […]