As Congress considers competing House and Senate proposals meant to protect kids online, lawmakers have only to look to their ...

The First Amendment does not allow government officials to shut down speech simply on account of it being ‘offensive,’” says ...

Florida International University is doubling down on its decision to discipline a group of students for participating in a ...

The trial of a Rochester woman charged with disorderly conduct after a video of her directing a racial slur at an autistic, Black child went viral has begun in Olmsted County.

A federal civil rights lawsuit alleges a Minnesota city forced a Christian preacher to buy a license before expressing his ...

A viral video shared on X has sparked debate online after it appeared to show ICE agents handcuffing a man identified in the ...

In a letter to FIU President Jeanette M. Nuñez on Tuesday, Wasserman Schultz condemned the students’ punishment, saying it ...

Roughly a year after "Konner Culver" began posting critiques of Tempe officials, he was unmasked through search warrants that ...

Today's headlines include: *14-year-old Ropes Drowning Man*Eric Barlow Campaign Releases Big Poll*Tourist Illegally Climbs On ...

Pro-life groups appeal after Judge James Boasberg again denied them a jury trial over alleged selective enforcement against ...

The U.S. Navy is restricting press access to information about service members by no longer releasing details about sailors' ...

The cake included Graham's Senate headshot, a cross of blue frosted roses and the word "congratudolences!" ...