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PUTNEY — A swastika drawn with what appeared to be a carrot on a Putney sidewalk is under investigation by the Windham County Sheriffs Office.

State of Missouri, et al., v. Joseph R. ...

Today is Oct. 2, 2023, and heres what you need to know:

A lifelong conservation officer in Idaho is being taken to the Idaho Supreme Court for expressing his opinions in opposition to a rich landowner's plan to build his own private airport.

Artificial intelligence could be used to disrupt U.S. election campaigns, members of a U.S. Senate Committee said Wednesday. But imposing laws and regulations on campaign content without violating constitutional rights to political speech will be difficult.

The tech industry argues that laws in Florida and Texas, prompted by conservative complaints about censorship by tech platforms, violate the First Amendment.

The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments in two cases centered on whether Texas and Florida can stop social media platforms from censoring conservative viewpoints.

The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments in two cases centered on whether Texas and Florida can stop social media platforms from censoring conservative viewpoints.

The hearing showed that imposing laws and regulations on campaign content without violating constitutional rights to political speech will be difficult.

In a Senate hearing over how artificial intelligence can be used to disrupt U.S. elections, Tennessee Sen. Bill Hagerty said he doesn't trust the Biden administration to balance concerns.