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Web designer may force high court to decide lingering issue of free speech

Web designer may force high court to decide lingering issue of free speech

The law firm representing a Colorado website designer is making First Amendment arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court after a federal court agreed her free-speech rights are in jeopardy but still upheld a controversial state law.

Chris Woodward, Billy Davis
May 27, 2022
ADF sues HHS on behalf of nurse practitioner

Posted May 27, 2022

ADF sues HHS on behalf of nurse practitioner
Atheist group accused of drowning in lies after threatening town

Posted May 26, 2022

Atheist group accused of drowning in lies after threatening town
Biden accused of bowing knee to Floyd, turning back on cops

Posted May 26, 2022

Biden accused of bowing knee to Floyd, turning back on cops
State court asked to defend parents, demand transparency in schools

Posted May 24, 2022

State court asked to defend parents, demand transparency in schools
FAIR: Injunction maintaining Title 42 suggests states have strong case

Posted May 23, 2022

FAIR: Injunction maintaining Title 42 suggests states have strong case
'Clinton syndicate' poses nightmare scenario for Durham investigation

Posted May 20, 2022

'Clinton syndicate' poses nightmare scenario for Durham investigation
Court blocks Biden from doing what Obama started

Posted May 19, 2022

Court blocks Biden from doing what Obama started
Flight attendants take a stand for first liberty

Posted May 19, 2022

Flight attendants take a stand for first liberty
Left-wing threats grow bigger, and crazier, over end of Roe

Posted May 18, 2022

Left-wing threats grow bigger, and crazier, over end of Roe
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