Was a cryptic Instagram post from James Comey a 'true threat' or just political theater? The legal fight hinges on a centuries-old First Amendment battleground.
The Supreme Court just slammed the door shut on John Stockton's high-profile challenge to COVID-19 vaccine mandates. This denial echoes a larger trend in how courts are handling these complex First Amendment claims.
The Supreme Court just dropped a decision that matters. It's all about who gets to sue and when. Faith-based groups scored a victory.
Is the FCC’s probe into ABC's broadcast licenses a genuine regulatory concern or just political theater? Veteran tech journalist dissects the legal and political underpinnings.
Can states police who calls themselves Republican? The Supreme Court just said yes, letting Ohio boot an Air Force vet from the primary ballot. This ruling underscores the tight leash on political speech during elections.
The Supreme Court just torched Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for kids. It's a win for free speech — but a mess for consistent law.
A California court just handed AI companies a rare win: the Pentagon can't punish you for refusing to build surveillance tools. Here's why that matters for the future of responsible AI.
A California jury just slapped Meta with liability for its addictive features. But celebrating that ignores how appeals—and Section 230—will likely flip the script, protecting speech we all rely on.