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Meta is pursuing legal action against former executive Sarah Wynn-Williams to prevent her from promoting her memoir 'Careless People,' citing a non-disparagement clause in her severance agreement. The case raises significant questions about free speech and corporate power.
The article reports that ICE's Office of Professional Responsibility has opened over 100 investigations into online critics of Trump's immigration policies, sending agents to people's homes and issuing warnings for speech that may not be illegal. The practice raises First Amendment concerns and involves subpoenas to tech companies for user identities.
ABC fires back at the FCC's investigation into The View's political candidate interviews, arguing it threatens editorial independence and violates the First Amendment.
ICE's internal watchdog, the Office of Professional Responsibility, is investigating civilians for online posts critical of ICE agents, raising First Amendment concerns.
The article argues that age verification laws are a precursor to automated attribution of speech to real identities, enabling government surveillance and chilling free expression.
A former Meta executive has sued the company, alleging it surveilled her for over a year and used a gag order to silence her about her memoir critical of Meta and Mark Zuckerberg.
A bipartisan bill introduced by Senators Cruz and Wyden would allow Americans to sue government officials who illegally coerce social media, AI, or broadcast companies to remove content, creating new transparency requirements and empowering individuals like Jimmy Kimmel to sue FCC Chair Brendan Carr.
Rapper Afroman performs at the Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas after winning a court case against police who raided his home, aligning his free speech victory with the Bitcoin mission.
A Texas woman was arrested on a felony charge for a Facebook post reporting alleged hospitalizations from bacteria in the town's water, despite the city later issuing a boil water notice. She has filed a federal lawsuit claiming political retaliation.
Tech researchers are suing the Trump administration over a visa restriction policy they argue is unconstitutional and chills online safety research. The case, brought by the Coalition for Independent Technology Research, could have global repercussions for free speech and online moderation.
Larry Bushart, who was jailed for posting a Trump meme, wins an $835,000 settlement from the sheriff who arrested him in retaliation for protected speech.