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A federal judge has enjoined several White House and other government officials from contacting social media to encourage or order censorship.
The Sound of Freedom tells a compelling story the world needs to hear, about a problem the existence of which few care to admit.
Three Boston-area groups have challenged legacy admissions at Harvard University with the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights.
Oregon forbade most surreptitious recordings in public places. The Ninth Circuit (!) ruled that law "invalid on its face."
Laura Loomer raised more questions about the DeSantis campaign, including unspecified FEC reports and surreptitious campaigning by staff.
Kari Lake, promoting her latest memoir Unafraid: Just Getting Started, teased a run for the Senate in two interviews last week.
U.S. Border Patrol agents cut away a section of razor wire that Texas had strung along the border, and admitted several illegal immigrants.
North Carolina now limits most abortions to 12 weeks post-conception after a judge denied most of a TRO motion.
PornHub, one of the largest distributors of online porn, blocked itself from Virginia client machines over a new age-verification law.
The Supreme Court struck down President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan as exceeding the Education Secretary's lawful authority.
