Federal Judge Blocks Hawaii Law Censoring Political Satire
A federal judge has ruled Hawaii's law restricting political satire unconstitutional, emphasizing First Amendment protections for free speech.
LIAM WALKER — 02.02.26
Recent protests in Minneapolis reveal tensions over immigration enforcement and the concept of borders, raising questions about public safety and policy.
IMMIGRATION — 02.04.26
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Indiana Lawmakers Amend Immigration Bill to Enhance Enforcement Measures
OLIVER BROWN — 02.03.26
Criticism of ICE Agents Escalates Amid Protests in Minnesota
OLIVER BROWN — 02.03.26
Poll Shows Strong Support for Deporting Unauthorized Immigrants Ahead of 2026 Midterms
OLIVER BROWN — 02.02.26
Billie Eilish's Grammy Remarks Spark Debate on Immigration and Personal Safety
OLIVER BROWN — 02.02.26
Grand Jury Indicts Don Lemon Amid Media Controversy
APRIL CLARK — 02.02.26
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- NFL Films to Air Super Bowl Highlights Amid Winter FreezeTHEO RAMIREZ — 01.31.26
- Department of Justice Supports Lawsuit Against UCLA Medical School's Admissions PracticesLIAM WALKER — 01.30.26
Don Lemon Indicted for Involvement in Church Disruption
Former CNN host Don Lemon was indicted by a grand jury for his role in a disruption at a Minnesota church, raising First Amendment concerns.
LIAM WALKER — 01.30.26
Fulton County Election Board Unable to Locate Missing 'Zero Tapes' from 2020 Election
Fulton County's election board revealed missing 'zero tapes' used to verify ballot counts, raising concerns about election integrity.
APRIL CLARK — 01.30.26
TLT Picks: POLITICS
Michigan Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow expresses a desire to throw beers at Justices Barrett and Kavanaugh, raising concerns about political rhetoric.
APRIL CLARK — 01.30.26
Wisconsin Town Wins Legal Battle Over Paper Ballots Amid Federal Scrutiny
Thornapple, Wisconsin, prevails in court over its use of paper ballots, despite federal pressure and legal challenges from local activists.
