NYC Child Services Sued for Racial Discrimination
A lawsuit alleges New York City's child protective services systematically discriminates against Black and Hispanic families, violating civil rights.
Category : Liberties
US Judge Blocks DOJ Search Warrants Targeting Journalists
A federal judge unsealed records showing the DOJ tried and failed to obtain search warrants for journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort, raising serious First Amendment concerns.
Financial Abuse: The Hidden Control in Domestic Violence
Financial abuse affects 99% of domestic violence victims. Experts reveal how power and control drive this hidden form of abuse, leaving victims trapped and dependent.
CMAT Calls Out Body-Shaming After Radio 1 Big Weekend
CMAT, real name Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson, has spoken out against body-shaming trolls following her performance at Radio 1's Big Weekend in Sunderland.
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Sunbed Firm's False Tan Claim Challenged by Health Bodies
Health organisations refute Sunbed Association's claim that tanned skin protects against sunburn, warning it increases skin cancer risk.
Neighbour's Tree Trimming Sparks Legal Dispute Over Trespass
A man seeks legal advice after neighbours hired contractors to cut his father's tree, leaving branches strewn across the garden, causing a fall and raising questions about trespass and liability.
Abortion, Regret, and the Right to Choose: Readers Respond
Readers respond to Roe McDermott's article on abortion, sharing personal experiences of choice, stigma, and the need for support without judgment.
ICE Protesters Hit with Conspiracy Charges
A federal grand jury has indicted several protesters for conspiracy following demonstrations against ICE facilities, sparking debate over free speech and government overreach.
Judge Upholds Nitrogen Gas Executions as Constitutional
A federal judge ruled that execution by nitrogen gas does not violate the constitutional ban on cruel and unusual punishment, rejecting an Alabama inmate's claim of excessive suffering.
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ABC Slams FCC Over First Amendment Threat in License Renewal
ABC claims the FCC's demand for early broadcast license renewal is a coercive threat to free speech, citing suppression of editorial voices amid controversy over Jimmy Kimmel's joke.
Andrew Tate Faces New Charges for Inciting Hatred Against Women
Romanian prosecutors have extended the criminal investigation into Andrew Tate, adding charges of instigating hatred and discrimination against women. Tate denies wrongdoing.
Madonna Recalls NYC Squatting and Fire in Hustle Days
Madonna shared stories of her early New York City struggles, including squatting in abandoned buildings and accidentally starting a fire, in a new interview.
Supreme Court Sides With Black Inmate Over Jury Bias
The US Supreme Court ruled 5-4 for Terry Pitchford, a Black death row inmate, finding racial bias in jury selection. The case, similar to Curtis Flowers', involved prosecutor Doug Evans.
Trump $250 Bill Proposal Hits Legal Barrier
Trump administration officials reportedly push for a $250 bill featuring Donald Trump, but a 1866 law only allows deceased individuals on currency, posing a major obstacle.
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Trump Refiles $10bn Lawsuit Against WSJ Over Epstein Report
Donald Trump has refiled a $10bn defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over a report describing a birthday card to Jeffrey Epstein as bearing his signature, after a previous version was dismissed.
Thai Court Acquits Progressive Leader of Royal Defamation
A Thai court acquitted Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit of defaming the king over 2021 Facebook Live comments about a COVID-19 vaccine contract. The court ruled his criticism targeted the government, not the monarchy.
Francesca Albanese: Life Under US Sanctions
Human rights lawyer Francesca Albanese discusses the impact of US sanctions on her work and personal life, detailing legal battles and global advocacy challenges.
New York Makes Blocking Worship Entry a Crime
New York has made it a crime to block entry to houses of worship, with 50-foot buffer zones, after protests outside synagogues sparked concerns over safety and free speech.
Alabama Black Political Power Threatened by Court Ruling
A US Supreme Court ruling weakens the Voting Rights Act, threatening two majority-Black districts in Alabama and entrenching Republican control from Congress to local school boards.
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Fair Housing Groups Sue Over Lending Rule Change
Fair housing organizations file a federal lawsuit against a CFPB rule change that eliminates 'disparate impact' protections, potentially enabling lending discrimination against minorities.
Gayle King Clashed with Oprah Over Lesbian Rumors
Gayle King admitted she begged Oprah Winfrey to publicly address persistent 'secret lesbian' rumors on her show, but Winfrey refused, telling her to leave it alone.
Journalist Sues Police Over Brown Water Post Arrest
Jennifer Combs, an independent journalist, is suing Trinidad police for arresting her after she posted photos of discolored water, alleging violations of her First Amendment rights.
Ball State Pays $225K in Free Speech Suit Over Kirk Post
Ball State University will pay $225,000 to settle a lawsuit by a former employee fired over a private Facebook post criticizing Charlie Kirk after his death.
Martel: Argentina Must End European Fantasy, Address Indigenous Racism
Filmmaker Lucrecia Martel discusses her documentary 'Landmarks' about the murder of Indigenous leader Javier Chocobar, and Argentina's systemic racism against Indigenous peoples.
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White House Slams CNN Over Trump 'Nodding Off' Coverage
The White House rebukes CNN after a doctor raised concerns about Trump's daytime drowsiness, calling him the 'most energetic president in history'.
Can Dating Reality Shows Ever Be Safe?
A podcast investigates whether dating reality shows can be safe for participants, examining duty of care, psychological risks, and potential reforms.
Judge Blocks West Point Speech Restrictions on Professors
A federal judge ruled West Point cannot require civilian faculty to seek pre-approval for public speech or restrict personal views in class, citing an 'ongoing chill' on free expression.
Federal Workers NDAs Expand, Whistleblower Protections Weakened
New rules require federal employees to sign NDAs that may restrict whistleblowing, raising concerns over transparency and accountability in government.
Christian Lifeguard's Trial Over Pride Flag Policy Set
Jeffrey Little, a Christian lifeguard captain, will face trial after claiming LA County suspended him for refusing to display Progress Pride flags due to religious beliefs.
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Trump Mandates NDAs for All Federal Workers
President Trump proposes government-wide NDAs for federal employees, imposing penalties for unauthorized media disclosures, sparking First Amendment concerns.
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