Letitia James challenges criminal charges in court
New York Attorney General Letitia James contests criminal charges alleging she misused her position, claiming political motivations behind the prosecution in a dramatic courtroom showdown.
Category : Liberties
Man sues police over Star Wars droid confusion
A Washington DC resident files lawsuit against police officers who allegedly confused his reflective running vest for a Star Wars droid during a controversial street stop, raising serious questions about policing standards.
US Congressman's 'fascist tears' attack on Trump distillery
Democratic Representative Josh Riley launches astonishing tirade against New York whiskey distillery over Trump investment and ICE contracts, sparking free speech debate.
Starmer's Digital ID Card Revolution Unveiled
Labour leader Keir Starmer proposes groundbreaking digital ID cards to combat illegal immigration and streamline public services, sparking both support and civil liberties concerns.
Alabama's second nitrogen gas execution completed
Anthony Boyd becomes second inmate executed using nitrogen hypoxia in Alabama, despite mounting international condemnation and ongoing legal challenges to the controversial method.
Protesters sue over military's use of 'Vader's Theme'
A landmark lawsuit alleges the US National Guard weaponised John Williams' iconic Star Wars score to psychologically intimidate DC protesters in a controversial crowd control tactic.
Trump's 'Dictator Bling' White House redesign criticised
Leading architecture critics condemn Donald Trump's lavish White House ballroom redesign as 'authoritarian kitsch' that signals a dangerous shift toward autocratic aesthetics in American democracy.
The Silent Crisis: Stifling Free Thought Before Speech
In an era obsessed with policing language, we're facing a more fundamental threat: the erosion of our ability to think freely and critically before we even speak.
Irish Government Faces Backlash Over Facial Recognition Plans
Taoiseach Micheál Martin defends controversial facial recognition technology proposal as essential public safety measure, while civil liberties groups warn of mass surveillance risks.
Government 'name and shame' plan for community service offenders
Controversial new government plans would publicly identify individuals dodging community service, raising serious concerns about privacy and rehabilitation.
Police ditch 'non-crime hate incidents' in free speech win
UK police forces are abandoning controversial 'non-crime hate incidents' recording after officers themselves declared the practice has 'gone too far' in restricting free speech.
DHS investigates Trump's Secret Service protection
The Department of Homeland Security has launched a comprehensive investigation into Donald Trump's Secret Service protection during his presidency, examining potential security lapses and procedural failures.
No action over Trump Windsor Castle projections
Metropolitan Police confirm no further action against three men arrested for projecting critical messages about Donald Trump onto Windsor Castle during his UK visit, citing insufficient evidence.
Sheku Bayoh Inquiry Chair Resigns Amid Sabotage Claims
The chair of the Sheku Bayoh inquiry resigns unexpectedly as the family accuses Police Scotland of deliberately sabotaging the investigation into his 2015 death in custody.
Police record 'non-crime hate' for opinions, not crimes
Exclusive investigation reveals UK police forces are recording thousands of 'non-crime hate incidents' for expressing controversial views, raising serious concerns about free speech and state overreach.
RHONY Star Erin Lichy Reveals Her Teenage Abortion Experience
Real Housewives of New York personality Erin Lichy opens up about her personal termination experience at 18 while criticising America's current abortion legislation in powerful tell-all interview.
Belgrade protests turn violent with gunfire and fires
Violence erupts in Serbia's capital as anti-government demonstrations turn deadly with reports of shots fired and makeshift camps burning near parliament buildings.
Blind protester arrested at Portland anti-ICE demonstration
A visually impaired protester's dramatic arrest during Portland immigration demonstration sparks civil liberties debate as police confront disability challenges
US Gov Secretly Bought Americans' Phone Location Data
New documents reveal the Department of Homeland Security bought access to millions of Americans' mobile location information, bypassing constitutional protections in what critics call a 'mass surveillance' programme.
Home Office criticised over Edinburgh immigration raid with police
Scottish Justice Secretary Angela Constance condemns Home Office immigration enforcement after police-assisted operation in Edinburgh sparks political storm and community concern.
Serbia's Gen-Z uprising: Clashes in Belgrade
Serbian police deployed water cannons and tear gas as thousands of students and young protesters clashed with authorities in Belgrade during anti-government demonstrations against President Aleksandar Vučić's regime.
Ruth Ellis grandchildren demand posthumous pardon
The grandchildren of Ruth Ellis, the final woman executed in Britain, are demanding a formal pardon from the Ministry of Justice, claiming new evidence proves her case was mishandled.
Queensland puberty blocker ban ruled unlawful
A landmark court ruling declares Queensland's controversial puberty blocker ban unlawful, citing improper political influence and failure to consult medical experts in dramatic health policy showdown.
Shaniwarwada Fort prayer dispute sparks religious controversy
Controversy erupts in Pune as BJP leaders oppose Muslim prayer sessions at historic Shaniwarwada Fort, raising questions about cultural preservation and religious freedom in India.
Met Police investigated Graham Linehan over trans tweets
The Metropolitan Police faces criticism after investigating comedian Graham Linehan for alleged transphobic tweets, raising concerns about free speech and police priorities.
Ruth Ellis Grandchildren Demand Posthumous Pardon
The grandchildren of Ruth Ellis, the last woman hanged in Britain, are demanding a posthumous pardon, revealing shocking new evidence of physical and emotional abuse she endured from her lover David Blakely before shooting him dead in 1955.
Lammy seeks pardon for last woman executed in Britain
Justice Secretary David Lammy calls for historic pardon of Ruth Ellis, the final woman executed in Britain, amid ongoing controversy over her 1955 murder case.
Who Owns Einstein? The Battle for History's Greatest Mind
Delve into the extraordinary courtroom struggle for control of Albert Einstein's image and legacy. Discover how universities, corporations and heirs fought to claim ownership of the 20th century's most iconic face in this gripping intellectual property dr
Police fury over 'non-crime hate incident' recordings
Outrage erupts as police forces across Britain continue recording 'non-crime hate incidents' despite government reforms and free speech warnings. Victims and campaigners demand immediate action.
Met Police: Woke ideology cripples crime fighting
Exclusive investigation reveals how political correctness and identity politics are undermining the Metropolitan Police's ability to fight crime effectively, creating an Orwellian nightmare on London's streets.
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