Immigrants Seeking Lawful Work and Citizenship Are Now Subject to ‘Anti-Americanism’ Screening

It isn’t specified what constitutes anti-Americanism and it isn’t clear how and when the directive would be applied.

Maryland Tax on Digital Ads Violated Big Tech’s Free Speech, Judges Say

The tax focuses on large companies that make money advertising on the internet such as Meta, Google and Amazon, who say they’re being unfairly targeted.

Judge Dismisses Part of Lawsuit Over ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Detention Center

The judge granted the state defendants a change of venue motion, where the remaining claims of First Amendment violations will be addressed.

Conservative Network Newsmax Agrees To Pay $67M in Defamation Case Over Bogus 2020 Election Claims

Judge Eric Davis had ruled earlier that Newsmax did indeed defame Denver-based Dominion Voting Systems by airing false information about the company and its equipment.

Judge Strikes Down Trump Administration Guidance Against Diversity Programs at Schools and Colleges

The guidance has been on hold since April when three federal judges blocked various portions of the Education Department’s anti-DEI measures.

Judge Appoints Receiver To Sell off Alex Jones’s Infowars Assets To Help Pay Sandy Hook Families

The order by Judge Maya Guerra Gamble in Austin on Wednesday has the potential to shut Jones out of his studio in the coming days.

Supreme Court Allows Mississippi To Require Age Verification on Social Media Like Facebook and X

NetChoice argues that the Mississippi law threatens privacy rights and unconstitutionally restricts the free expression of users of all ages.

Hulk Hogan’s Lasting Effect on Publishing and Privacy Isn’t What You Think

In this story, Gawker wins, but then there’s a plot twist. In the end, despite Gawker’s victory, it’s pretty clear why it ultimately settled instead of fighting up the chain of courts.