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A federal district court judge interrupted the ongoing removal of books, many with LGBTQ themes, from a central Texas county. The ruling comes as communities...

Huntington Park settled with Jose Luis Maldonado Aguilar, who was illegally detained and handed over to ICE by the city in July 2019.

A federal lawsuit accuses Llano County officials of censoring library books, including illustrated childrens "butt" and "fart" books.

A group of local residents are suing Llano County in federal court, alleging that the...

A federal lawsuit claims Llano County public officials’ efforts to remove library books are a coordinated censorship campaign.

A federal lawsuit claims Llano County public officials’ efforts to remove library books are a coordinated censorship campaign.

A Superior Court judge has issued a scathing ruling against the Massachusetts Department of Correction over the way it tests some of the mail prisoners receive from their attorneys for drugs.

Lockups use unreliable tests to claim that lawyers are sending drugs to their clients behind bars.

Former Twitter employee seeks to have spying charges dismissed Twitter logo [Aytaç Ünal - Anadolu Agency] January 7, 2021 at 12:00 pm A former employee of the Twitter social media site, who is accused of spying for Saudi Arabia against its critics, is fighting for the charges against him to be dismissed under state law in California. Ahmad Abouammo, a duel US-Lebanese citizen and father of three, was the manager of media partnerships for Twitters Middle East and North Africa region betwee...

(AP Photo/Matt Rourke) SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — A former Twitter employee accused of helping Saudi Arabia spy on its critics argued in court Wednesday that he cannot be prosecuted for wire fraud because Twitter’s private user data is not considered property under California law. Ahmad Abouammo, who managed media partnerships for Twitter’s Middle East and North Africa region from November 2013 to May 2015, is accused of using his inside access to supply Saudi Arabia with private information on...