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Harsh criticism has been leveled against special counsel Jack Smith after his recent indictment of Trump in the D.C.

The United States government, which prides itself in being the leading force in defending freedom throughout the world, has a history of putting a muzzle on news organizations and individuals throughout its history.

It is not only the most blatant prohibitions on books that are of concern to those who believe in protecting the freedom to read.

The whistleblower said that "its not wrong to say that the indictment of Donald Trump for mishandling classified documents is a case of selective prosecution."

At this point, its a game of whack-a-mole - creepy neighbor drilling holes to peep on a mans wife, while the man tries to patch the holes up.

Holmes came up with the “clear and present danger test” in the early 20th century that shaped how the First Amendment would protect people.

Fifty years ago today, the United States Supreme Court ruled on a case dealing with the right of a Chattanooga student to wear a Confederate emblem on his jacket, and that ruling seems to have been a precedent for subsequent court rulings on similar matters.

Flashing our headlights is almost a second language in The Garden State. Have you ever wondered if what you're doing is actually illegal? I did.

Schools evaluate their book lists for their libraries, to decide which books might not be appropriate for students.

The bill would also allow parents to sue event organizers.