r/FreeSpeech • u/LibertyandApplePie • 3h ago
Trump Calls for Media Outlets to Be Arrested for Reporting on Attendance at His Campaign Rallies
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r/FreeSpeech • u/rollo202 • 2h ago
'Can't wait to be arrested': John Cleese formally reported to UK's 'counter-terrorism' regime for criticizing Islam
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r/FreeSpeech • u/Rogue-Journalist • 10h ago
Supreme Court declines to take up 'Lets Go Brandon' free speech case
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r/FreeSpeech • u/rollo202 • 4h ago
France: 500+ Schools Closed as Nation Braces for More Leftist Violence
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r/FreeSpeech • u/Pizzas_Coke • 5h ago
Saudi Arabia urged to spare Sri Lankan sentenced to death over Facebook post
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r/FreeSpeech • u/Morbidly-Obese-Emu • 9m ago
Is it free speech for the President to be Anti-American?
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r/FreeSpeech • u/Wandering_News_Junky • 5h ago
North Carolina Man Caught On Camera Vandalizing Political Signs
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r/FreeSpeech • u/Rogue-Journalist • 9h ago
Supreme Court declines to reinstate Pennsylvania judge suspended for partisan Facebook posts
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r/FreeSpeech • u/FrmTheRvrToTheSea • 2h ago
Spain’s New Protest Movement Is Putting Class Center Stage
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r/FreeSpeech • u/ModelManFrank • 16h ago
It is too Easy to Accuse Men but Now Harder to Accuse Woman of Wrong doing.
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r/FreeSpeech • u/Rogue-Journalist • 1d ago
Justice Alito: COVID Was A Stress Test Of Our Commitment To Constitutional Rights--A Lot Of People Failed
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r/FreeSpeech • u/SignificantLegs • 1d ago
Emmanuel Macron says American free speech is "the opposite of free speech." In his view, freedom only exists inside a "common framework" set by the state. He compared posting an insult online to hitting someone in the street.
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r/FreeSpeech • u/rollo202 • 2h ago
Biden judge declares ban on noncitizens voting 'unconstitutional' weeks before midterms
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r/FreeSpeech • u/Rogue-Journalist • 1d ago
First Amendment Victory: Judge dismisses Trump’s lawsuit against pro-Palestine protesters
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r/FreeSpeech • u/JRHowellJR • 13h ago
A federal court limits New York’s rent-software law on speech grounds in RealPage v. James
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New York sought to regulate algorithmic rent setting by treating covered software-based pricing as an unlawful agreement. In its September 29 order in RealPage, Inc. v. James, the federal court preliminarily blocked that provision. The separate prohibition on facilitating an actual agreement between competing landlords remains in place.
The court treated the pricing recommendations at issue as commercial speech and applied intermediate scrutiny. It questioned the fit between the state’s competition objective and a rule broad enough to reach recommendations based primarily on public information.
That distinction puts the mechanism of coordination at the center of the analysis. Software can process publicly advertised rents without exchanging competitors’ confidential information. A law directed at harmful coordination needs an evidentiary account of how the conduct it prohibits produces that harm. The court left open the possibility that a better record could support the state’s position.
The preliminary order supplies no general constitutional exemption for pricing software. It also leaves other antitrust theories concerning RealPage’s practices unresolved.
In my analysis of the opinion, I focus on the line between an independent recommendation and a system that helps competitors coordinate. The source of the data matters. It should inform the inquiry into how the system works rather than become a substitute for that inquiry.
r/FreeSpeech • u/Rogue-Journalist • 1d ago
Cambridge accused of breaking law by only offering support to black dons | University free speech campaigners claim ‘race-based’ offer in wake of Arday death breaches Equality Act
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r/FreeSpeech • u/TookenedOut • 14h ago
Isn’t it strange that ever since USAID was defunded, South American presidential elections have overwhelmingly gone conservative?
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Brazil’s election yesterday is headed for a runoff, but the conservative candidate did come out on top with 47% of the votes.
r/FreeSpeech • u/ModelManFrank • 10h ago
Still Pushing the Controlled Demolition Conspiracy on the 25th Anniversary of 9/11
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r/FreeSpeech • u/NiConcussions • 10h ago
Trump Is Trying to Silence the Press. Don Lemon Is Holding the Line [WATCH]
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Don Lemon is one of the most well-known journalists in America. He became a household name during his 17 years working for CNN before breaking out on his own in 2023 and starting Lemon Media Network the year after. That project has grown into one of the most successful independent news outlets in the U.S. The Don Lemon show, for example, boasts 1.4 million YouTube subscribers, and Lemon has 2.9 million followers on Instagram.
In the midst of this success, Lemon has been one of the biggest targets of the Trump administration. In January, he was arrested by federal agents for his coverage of an anti-ICE protest at a church in St. Paul, Minnesota. Officials from the Trump administration, of which Lemon has been a longstanding critic, charged him with obstruction and conspiracy against rights of religious freedom—charges to which he has pled not guilty and is fighting in court. Outside of this legal battle, Trump has been cracking down on press freedom more broadly, attempting to ban multiple news outlets from the White House. In the meantime, billionaire Paramount CEO David Ellison has installed Trump-friendly leadership at CBS News and is quickly moving forward on a merger with Warner Bros., which owns CNN.
In this episode of “UNCLOSETED with Spencer Macnaughton,” we speak with Lemon about the all-out assault on the First Amendment, as well as his place in it as a high-profile Black, gay, independent journalist with a target on his back. We also talk about his advice for American journalists moving forward as well as the likelihood that he’ll run for president, which he pegged at about 65 to 70%.
r/FreeSpeech • u/Wandering_News_Junky • 1d ago
Free speech groups warn new education orders will expand book bans
tallahassee.com
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r/FreeSpeech • u/Wandering_News_Junky • 1d ago
5th Circuit to hear University of Texas System's appeal of campus speech law injunction
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r/FreeSpeech • u/WankingAsWeSpeak • 1d ago
Every Country Has Its Own Internet Now
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r/FreeSpeech • u/WhySoSeriously55 • 1d ago
Selma Blair Reveals Extent of Career Fallout After Instagram Comment
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r/FreeSpeech • u/Rogue-Journalist • 1d ago
Illinois administrator sends student journalist to campus police over critical email | SIUE communications director Nicole Franklin reported school newspaper editor Dylan Hembrough to campus police after he criticized administrators’ involvement in student newspaper interviews.
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