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Attorney: 'No evidence' conviction reflects no appreciation for satire

Attorney: 'No evidence' conviction reflects no appreciation for satire

A Brooklyn jury and an Obama-appointed judge have ruled that it's not okay to have fun on the Internet. More seriously, they've struck a blow at free speech.

Parrish Alford
Oct 24, 2023
Decision expected in clinic's case against unwanted abortions

Posted Oct 23, 2023

Decision expected in clinic's case against unwanted abortions
DEI by any other name is still unconstitutional

Posted Oct 19, 2023

DEI by any other name is still unconstitutional
Citing recent SCOTUS ruling, bassist sues symphony over COVID-19 mandate

Posted Oct 13, 2023

Citing recent SCOTUS ruling, bassist sues symphony over COVID-19 mandate
Bailey is 3-0 – but the fight to protect free speech continues

Posted Oct 06, 2023

Bailey is 3-0 – but the fight to protect free speech continues
FACE Act targeted by GOP bills but real target is law-abusing DOJ

Posted Oct 05, 2023

FACE Act targeted by GOP bills but real target is law-abusing DOJ
Wisconsin court paves way for parental rights

Posted Oct 05, 2023

Wisconsin court paves way for parental rights
Colorado cake baker Phillips gets another day in another court again

Posted Oct 05, 2023

Colorado cake baker Phillips gets another day in another court again
The irony of the president's predicament

Posted Oct 04, 2023

The irony of the president's predicament
Biden admin plotted with SPLC at White House, refuses to tell public if Moms was mentioned

Posted Oct 02, 2023

Biden admin plotted with SPLC at White House, refuses to tell public if Moms was mentioned
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