Democrats sought wide-ranging, undefined exemptions in bill to prohibit using "official authority" to influence censorship. Ranking member repeatedly calls it "Putin Protection Act."
Dartmouth Republicans leader turned down for every role at Ivy League newspaper for unspecified behavior at Project Veritas event she hosted.
Equal Justice for All? A woman who threw a burning Molotov cocktail into an NYPD vehicle with four officers inside during BLM riots received a six-year sentence. A man who was not even in D.C. during the January 6 riot was sentenced to 22 years in prison for "seditious conspiracy."
University of Washington rehired Stuart Reges, whose head injury is healing, to three-year contract amid lawsuit over "land acknowledgment" parody punishment, but only lets him teach small electives. "They have to give me something to do."
The new revelation comes from a short clip that was part of a trove of videos turned over to Congress.
The Attorney General will defend his conduct as at the head of the Dept. of Justice
D.C. Jail effectively bans attorney-client privilege for January 6 defendants, claim lawyers for accused Capitol rioter.
"It's disturbing to see yet another scientific organization choose censorship over open discourse," academic freedom group says. Vinay Prasad's essay on COVID response as template for authoritarianism triggers establishment.
Platforms quick to invoke rules against hate speech and violence promotion to remove right-of-center political content overlooked Frank James, with long history of calling for violence and racial hatred.
The rioters are 'reflective of a small subset of black America that is jobless, lawless, wild, and capable of the brutality we saw,' said Rob Smith, a black conservative activist and decorated Iraq War veteran, but 'the silent majority will always stay on the side of law and order.'