Greg Piper

Justice Clarence Thomas gives NBA legend, RFK Jr.'s group a lifeline to challenge ideological medical licensing investigations as First Amendment violation. Pentagon lab-leak study reportedly withheld from Biden in 2021.

The Buckeyes have the biggest DEI payroll among 10 public institutions Open the Books reviewed for forthcoming report, taxpayer transparency watchdog says.

State ignoring FOIA requests for its communications related to Europe's pro-censorship Digital Services Act, requester says in suit. First Amendment disinformation police boycott suit on hiatus until Feb. 18.

Empire State must meet "strict scrutiny" standard of judicial review — a compelling government interest in regulating the "expressive association" of pregnancy centers via the "least restrictive means," 2nd Circuit rules.

Stock-plunging mRNA vaccine maker, already in bed with feds on vaccine royalties, says booster not "causally" related without giving evidence. Investigations have found feds rarely enforce mandatory disclosure regulations.

Appeals court tosses Nation of Islam leader's lawsuit over Anti-Defamation League calling him antisemitic, deeming him a public figure. Strong contrast with Afghanistan contractor, a private figure, privately slurred by CNN staff.

Repeatedly slurred by name by Gov. Gavin Newsom, federal judge says parents' rights under U.S. Constitution "must eclipse the state rights of the child" and grants legal standing to both teacher and parent plaintiffs.

Anti-woke medical group not required to unmask its members to challenge fellowship that excludes certain races, 2nd Circuit belatedly agrees. Reversal "upholds the ability to bring civil suits without fear of reprisal," ally says.

California DA warns judge, to no avail, it's "absolutely disrespectful to and traumatic to the victims" by forcing them to address their male rapist as a woman in pending trial.

Suburban D.C.'s Montgomery County Public Schools first claimed it would notify parents and let them opt out their children, then reversed itself by claiming the disclosure law didn't apply to the English Language Arts curriculum.