Sky Owner Michael Alter Calls Enes Kanter Freedom Lawsuit ‘Meritless and Frivolous’
Freedom is alleging that his First Amendment rights were violated when he was ejected from the Sky’s WNBA game against the Indiana Fever on Aug. 23.
US Treasury Blocks Certain Journalists From G20 Meeting in North Carolina
The Treasury has not explained the decision. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told The Associated Press in an interview that “it has nothing to do with point of view.”
Judge Says Pentagon’s Measures Against Anthropic Were ‘Illegal and Baseless’
The judge's written order said that the Pentagon acted illegally by punishing the AI company for its criticism of the Department of Defense’s views on AI use.
Trump Cannot Deport Students for Criticizing Israel, Judge Rules
“Freedom of speech is illusory if we are only ‘free’ to express complementary views about the government and its leaders,” the judge wrote.
Stars and Stripes Publisher, Editor and Reporter Sue Pentagon To Challenge Their Firings
The Pentagon, which partially funds the news outlet, fired them last week. A Pentagon spokesperson declined to comment on the suit’s allegations.
Elon Musk Won’t Face Election Bribery Charges in Wisconsin, State Prosecutor Says
Musk’s attorneys argued in legal filings in 2025 that Musk was exercising his free speech rights with the giveaways.
Washington Post Ordered To Reinstate Black Opinion Writer Fired After Charlie Kirk Posts
His death elicited a torrent of comments about him, both pro and con, and some who spoke out against him in the days after the killing faced sanctions or dismissal at work.
Trump Urges Court To Reject BBC’s Bid To Secure Records From His Family in Defamation Case
Trump’s lawsuit accuses the BBC of deceptively editing portions of the speech that he delivered near the White House on Jan. 6, 2021.