LGBTQ+ Rights Group Sues Over Iowa Law Banning School Books, Gender Discussion
Gov. Kim Reynolds, who signed the measure into law, defended it as “protecting children from pornography and sexually explicit content.”
Official Who Posted ‘Ballot Selfie’ in Wisconsin Has Felony Charge Dismissed
A county judge said the state law prohibiting voters from showing their marked ballots to anyone else is in violation of the constitutional right to freedom of speech.
Sandy Hook Families Offer To Settle Alex Jones’ Legal Debt For a Minimum of $85 Million
In a legal filing, lawyers for the families said they believed the proposal was a viable way to help resolve the bankruptcy reorganization cases of both Jones and his company.
Federal Court Allows Ethics Probe Into North Carolina Justice’s Comments to Continue
Justice Anita Earls sued the North Carolina Judicial Standards Commission in August, alleging their investigations have chilled her First Amendment rights and disrupted her work.
Florida Faces a Second Lawsuit Over Its Effort To Disband Pro-Palestinian Student Groups
“Neither the state of Florida nor its state colleges and universities are enclaves immune from the requirements and protections of the First Amendment,” the filing reads.
Professor Sues Mayo Clinic For Alleged Retaliation For Media Interviews
Mayo is a private college, but the lawsuit argues that the professor's punishment is in direct conflict with Mayo’s free speech and academic freedom policy.
Musk’s X Sues Liberal Advocacy Group Media Matters Over Its Report On Hate Groups’ Posts
Advertisers have been fleeing the site formerly known as Twitter over concerns about their ads showing up next to pro-Nazi content and hate speech on the platform.
Colorado Judge Finds Trump Engaged In Insurrection But Rejects Ballot Challenge
The decision by District Judge Sarah B. Wallace is the third ruling in a little over a week against lawsuits seeking to knock Trump off the ballot by citing the 14th Amendment.