Judge declines to halt probe into Iowa teachers’ posts after Charlie Kirk’s assassination
A federal judge has declined to stop disciplinary investigations into two Iowa teachers for their social media posts following the assassination of activist Charlie Kirk, deeming the situation 'deeply troubling.'
Hegseth appeals ruling blocking punishment of Dem senator over 'illegal orders' video
War Secretary Pete Hegseth is appealing a ruling that prevents the Pentagon from punishing Senator Mark Kelly over a video suggesting service members should defy illegal orders.
Third Amendment to the Commercial Act Submitted to the National Assembly... The People's Power Party, with Yoon Han-hong as the first speaker, Begins Filibuster
The People's Power Party of South Korea has initiated a filibuster against the third amendment to the Commercial Act, which mandates the mandatory buyback of treasury stocks, soon after it was presented in the National Assembly.
Amendment to the National Referendum Act Advances to the Judicial Committee... The First Step for Constitutional Vote
The amendment procedure for the National Referendum Act, a prerequisite for constitutional reform, gained momentum in the National Assembly on the 23rd, raising prospects for a vote before the ongoing February session ends.
VIDEO: group performs choreography in tribute to Renee Good and Alex Pretti, killed by immigration agents in the US
The First Amendment Troop performed a dance tribute at the Kennedy Center for Renee Good and Alex Pretti, who were shot and killed by immigration agents in separate incidents in Minnesota.
Prime Minister Takaichi Shows Ambition for Constitutional Amendment: Attitude Toward Discussions in a "One-Strong National Assembly" is Questioned
Prime Minister Takaichi expressed her intent to push for constitutional amendments and highlighted the need for serious discussions in the National Assembly during her first press conference as the newly elected Prime Minister of Japan.
Don Lemon defiant after pleading not guilty in Minnesota church case, vows he will 'not be intimidated'
Don Lemon, former CNN host, pleads not guilty to charges tied to a protest at a Minnesota church and asserts he will not be intimidated in his fight for journalistic rights.
A US judge undermines the Pentagon's efforts to punish a Democratic senator
A federal judge has temporarily halted the Pentagon's attempts to sanction Democratic Senator Mark Kelly over a video urging military and intelligence personnel to disobey illegal orders.
Federal judge blocks Pentagon from demoting Mark Kelly over controversial military video
A federal judge has ruled that the Pentagon cannot demote Sen. Mark Kelly for his participation in a controversial military video advocating defiance of illegal orders.
“Is he the President of Korea?” Pastor Lee Young-hoon’s excessive protocol at LA airport stirs up the U.S.
A South Korean pastor experienced an excessive display of protocol upon his arrival at Los Angeles International Airport, which has sparked national discussions.
Ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon urges US to ‘keep fighting’ for right to free press
Don Lemon emphasizes the need to protect the freedom of the press in America, labeling it essential for democracy following his recent arrest while covering a protest.
Raphael Warnock likens journalists to pastors as he decries Don Lemon's arrest
Senator Raphael Warnock defended journalist Don Lemon amid his recent arrest during an anti-ICE protest, emphasizing the shared mission of journalists and pastors to seek and speak the truth.
Federal judge grills DOJ lawyers over censure of Democratic senator
A federal judge is evaluating a claim by Senator Mark Kelly regarding First Amendment violations linked to alleged Pentagon retaliation for his political speech.
Don Lemon says Nancy Pelosi told him he’d be ‘face of the First Amendment’ after arrest
Former CNN host Don Lemon claimed that Nancy Pelosi remarked he might become the new 'face of the First Amendment' following his arrest at an anti-immigration protest.
UCLA DEI director says he was fired over controversial Charlie Kirk posts: 'Glad when bigots die'
Johnathan Perkins claims he was fired from UCLA after expressing no remorse for the death of conservative figure Charlie Kirk, stating it violated his First Amendment rights.
Over the top? ICE agent shoots soccer mom, blames ‘domestic terrorism’
The violent death of Renee Nicole Good, a mother, by an ICE agent in Minneapolis raises concerns about the implications for First Amendment rights and the perception of protesters as domestic terrorists.
Amendment to the Law on Higher Education: Is the system adapting to interest groups within the academic community?
The Ministry of Science, Education, and Youth in Croatia is set to amend the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Activity for the first time since its adoption in 2022, highlighting the need to refine certain provisions based on practical experiences before further legislative changes are proposed.
JONATHAN TURLEY: Even the Washington Post admits Jack Smith was wrong on free speech
In this article, Jonathan Turley discusses the implications of Special Counsel Jack Smith's approach towards free speech in the context of the prosecution of Donald Trump, arguing that his January 6th speech is protected under the First Amendment.
KSC: Year Instead of Half a Year. First, a Bipartisan Compromise, Then a Dispute Over a High-Risk Supplier
The Digitalization, Innovation and Modern Technologies Committee of the Polish Parliament continued discussions on a government amendment to the national cybersecurity system law, addressing bipartisan compromises and concerns over a particular high-risk supplier.
Bid to change Taiwan law that prompted Beijing to warn of war risk falls at first hurdle
A proposed amendment to Taiwan's relations law, which could have provoked Beijing's anger, was halted in its initial stages after concerns about the implications for de jure independence.