He used to steal to feed his habit. Now Ian Pfister makes a living posting videos often showing random people getting upset, though he says it’s all about his First Amendment rights.
When local newspapers close, lenders jack up the cost of borrowing and politicians increase their salaries — all because ...
Lake County Commissioner John Plecnik talks about the property tax reform movement that started in the county and the reforms ...
A Michigan couple who identify as First Amendment auditors say they are defending constitutional rights by filming in public ...
Broward and its cities face major investments in stormwater systems, water and wastewater infrastructure, and other long-term ...
Rotunda Rumblings Sale under scrutiny: A federal watchdog is taking a closer look at the Trump administration’s plan to sell ...
Voters in the Aug. 4 primary will select candidates for several offices and decide Missouri constitutional amendments and a Columbia tax question.
A divided federal appeals court in Florida ruled that Gov. Ron DeSantis' "Stop WOKE Act" restrictions on public college instruction violate the First Amendment. Judge Britt Grant, a Trump appointee, ...
A unanimous Court of Appeals clears the way for the NYPD to enforce its filming ban within police stationhouses. The auditor's desire to film in police lobbies "implicates significant privacy concerns ...
It was 2021, and the aftershocks of George Floyd's death at the hands of Minneapolis police officers still lingered. He was on YouTube and stumbled upon an online community of cop watchers and ...
Inspired by online videos, an Air Force veteran became a "First Amendment auditor" to record police activity. The veteran, Gabriel Bassford, sued the city of Mesa for First Amendment retaliation after ...
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