Parler Technologies, Inc. (“Parler” or the “Company”) today announced the initiation of a Regulation D, Rule 506(c) private placement to raise up to $50 million, with the option to increase the raise ...

When he reentered the White House in January, President Donald Trump insisted that protecting free speech was one of his key missions. On his first day back in office, he signed an executive order ...

It's only been a little more than a month since Brendan Carr, the head of Donald Trump's Federal Communications Commission (FCC), explicitly called for late-night host Jimmy Kimmel to be pink-slipped ...

Spokespeople for CBS, Oracle, TikTok, David Ellison and Weiss did not respond to requests for comment. Right-wing influencers and popular conservative media figures are strikingly loyal to the ...

As political polarization intensifies, America’s colleges and universities face threats to free speech from both the left and right.

The tension isn’t just philosophical; it is emotional. A staggering 79% of Americans believe people are now too quick to ...

Student protests, threats and intense federal scrutiny are changing how college students and professors in Maine and across ...

A federal appellate court has overturned a ruling against a New York student who was suspended from high school for a controversial social media post.

The intersection of protected speech and employment law continues to challenge employers striving to maintain productive, inclusive workplaces. In ...

LONDON - President Trump claimed that Europeans are losing their “wonderful right of freedom of speech.” Elon Musk told a far-right rally in London that Britons are “scared to exercise their free ...

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The old phrase holds that “where there’s a will, there’s a way.” Its legal corollary: where there’s a wrong, there’s a remedy. Chief Justice John Marshall expanded upon this dictum in Marbury v.