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12 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: October 1, 2026.
The judge accepted a Secretary of State memo that his actions undermine U.S. foreign policy. His lawyer says that standard makes the case "game over," and an appeal is coming.
Judge Noel Wise ruled for The Stanford Daily, whose international staff said they were afraid to report on the war. It is the second federal court in a year to find the deportation policy unconstitutional.
The Metropolitan Police said most were detained for expressing support for a proscribed organization. More than 3,000 people have been arrested since the ban took effect, and the Supreme Court has now agreed to hear a challenge.
A 79-page proposal would ring the historic protest square with 8-to-9-foot fencing that can be closed during 'heightened conditions' and repave its walkways in granite.
Officers targeted Have A Nice Stay and Greenfield Book Store, accusing five people aged 30 to 59 of displaying and selling material with 'seditious intent' — the third such round of arrests in four months.
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction stopping the State Department from revoking or denying visas to noncitizens who study disinformation, fact-check, or do trust-and-safety work, finding the government failed to tie them to any foreign manipulation of U.S. debate.
The unlikely political alliance aims to prevent federal agencies from pressuring private companies to suppress speech.
The Indiana university becomes the latest institution to pay workers who lost their jobs for criticizing the conservative activist after his assassination.
Federal court awards substantial damages in First Amendment case involving month-long imprisonment for protected political speech.
Network refuses to capitulate as administration attempts to assert control over broadcast television programming decisions.
Broadcast network argues in FCC filing that regulatory action targeting daytime talk show violates constitutional rights.
The broadcast network argues the administration's regulatory action focused on 'The View' violates constitutional protections.