A former White House ethics lawyer likened the government's use of a century-old conspiracy statute to a sledgehammer against what may have been a select few violations of the law.
Sean Villa-Kennedy disclosed his own HIV status and the identity of his child’s mother in a social media post he says was in response to her own post indirectly calling him out.
Texas’ law permits teens to access emergency or education apps like College Board, but requires parental consent to download Fortnite, YouTube or Spotify.
SAN FRANCISCO — The First Amendment Coalition, its advocacy director and law professor Eugene Volokh settled with San Francisco’s city attorney and California’s attorney general after the former group sued over a law that prevents anyone, including journalists and lawyers, “from disseminating any information ‘relating to’ a sealed arrest record.” The government agreed not to enforce the law relating to the incident report and sealed arrest reports they sued over, and the government will pay a combined $75,000 in costs and fees.
The state's attorney general claims the social media app is violating state laws by letting children under 14 create accounts — and then profiting off getting them hooked.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education adopted a new student speech policy as a result of the settlement.
The case involved a local chapter of Students for Life of America seeking to hang ads at a public high school emblazoned with photos of protesters holding “Defund Planned Parenthood” signs.
Friday’s arguments mark the second round of litigation after a D.C. Circuit panel in April allowed the Pentagon’s escort requirement to remain in effect.
The state argues the law protects children and regulates government speech, but librarians and booksellers claim it criminalizes availability and enables viewpoint discrimination.
Social media giants say California's "Protecting Our Kids from Social Media Addiction Act" blocks human editorial choices, but a federal judge raised the issue of AI in social media feeds.
Francis Ford Coppola has denied kissing or hugging topless extras. But Variety's attorney argued the magazine only reported that the legendary director tried to kiss them.
