Fired Indiana Worker Wins $225K Free Speech Settlement
A woman fired by Ball State University over a Facebook post criticizing Charlie Kirk will receive $225,000 in a legal settlement, the ACLU announced.
A woman fired by Ball State University over a Facebook post criticizing Charlie Kirk will receive $225,000 in a legal settlement, the ACLU announced.
CBS and Paramount abandoned efforts to block resharing of Stephen Colbert's guest appearance on a Michigan public access show, initially issuing copyright claims before waiving enforcement.
Emily Atack, star of Disney+'s Rivals, opens up about being touched and sent inappropriate texts by male co-stars when she was a teenager, saying she 'learned to accept' it.
A podcast explores the contentious issue of the death penalty within the context of the Israel-Palestinian conflict, examining legal, ethical, and political dimensions.
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RecommendedA three-judge panel ruled Alabama cannot use a Republican-friendly congressional map intentionally discriminating against Black voters, blocking it ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Ireland's mandatory three-day abortion waiting period is based on the myth of regret, not evidence. Studies show regret rates are 1-5%, lower than knee surgery. The state should trust women's decisions.
A barrister explains the domestic exemption that allows filming neighbours under strict conditions, but warns most cases are unlawful.
A new study reveals that actors named Chris and talking animals get more lead roles than women over 60 in top-grossing films, sparking outrage from Emma Thompson.
Looksmaxxing, a trend to improve facial attractiveness, now targets children via paid boot camps. Is it ethical? Vote in our poll.
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RecommendedThe global rise of authoritarianism often targets women's rights. From Afghanistan to the US, controlling women is a key tactic of oppressive regimes.
Supporters of Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, obtained NYC press credentials, raising questions about who qualifies as a journalist.
Columnist Paul Daley reflects on the mindfully curated possessions of loved ones who have passed, and how they bring comfort and potent memories.
Lindsey Burrow, widow of rugby star Rob Burrow, encourages parents to discuss death with children, sharing her own struggle and new research on grief.
Sergey Radchenko recounts his personal struggle to renounce Russian citizenship following Putin's invasion of Ukraine, feeling guilt by association.
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RecommendedThe article argues Islamophobia is a structural prejudice, normalized through media framing and political rhetoric, making Muslim communities less safe.
A new study reveals that top-grossing UK films are four times more likely to feature a talking animal than a woman over 60, sparking calls for better representation.
Campaigners and MP Wera Hobhouse urge making misogyny a hate crime in England and Wales after a surge in covertly filmed videos of women and girls shared online for profit and degradation.
Analysis of Florida's notorious 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration detention center, its closure, and Governor Ron DeSantis's shifting stance amid public outcry and reports of inhumane conditions.
As the US midterm elections approach, Donald Trump's handling of HIV/AIDS policies comes under renewed scrutiny, with advocates and critics debating his administration's impact on the epidemic.
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RecommendedTulsi Gabbard resigns as US intelligence chief after clashing with Trump over Iran nuclear assessments and opposition to foreign interventions, highlighting tensions within the administration.
Frustrated families push for law changes to access mental health records of long-dead ancestors, citing benefits for understanding family medical history and past abuses.
Learn your legal rights if neighbours use your wheelie bin without permission. Theft, flytipping fines, and steps to resolve disputes are covered.
Peru's Catholic leaders held a symbolic ceremony apologising to the Tallán Indigenous community for land dispossession by the dissolved Sodalitium group.
Reality star Brandi Glanville suspects she contracted sexually transmitted ringworm from an ex-boyfriend in the adult film industry, amid ongoing health issues tied to ruptured breast implants.
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RecommendedUnderstand your legal rights when sunbathing in your UK garden, including nudity laws, neighbour privacy, and CCTV rules to avoid disputes.
Newly declassified US Department of Defense footage shows an F-16 fighter jet shooting down a UFO over Lake Huron in 2023, with debris recovered but no alien life confirmed.
The Taliban has officially recognized child marriage in a new law, as Afghan families sell daughters to survive. A nine-year-old girl was sold by her father, highlighting a growing crisis.
The updated EHRC code confirms single-sex spaces based on biological sex, causing distress and uncertainty among transgender individuals and campaigners.
A law professor argues Jeep should be forced to rename its Grand Cherokee SUV to prevent profiting from cultural appropriation, sparking debate on intellectual property laws.
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RecommendedFormer immigration judges raise alarm over federal micromanagement, terminations, and policy shifts eroding judicial independence in the U.S. immigration court system.