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A parent in the Gloucester, Massachusetts, school district has gone to the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to correct a mistake made by a district court, which dismissed a lawsuit over his 1st Amendment posting of a recording of conversations with school officials.

The House panel investigating the weaponization of the federal government said Tuesday the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has ...

It is a cruel joke on the nation that McConnell is still the titular leader of Senate Republicans in Washington.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - In order to protect the constitutional liberties of all Americans, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey and Louisiana Attorney General

The FBI's D.C. field office treated Americans exercising their right to free speech as suspected criminals, with no evidence to do so. 

There are 687 churches in Knoxville. One in Lenoir City merges politics and religion.

A new bill from Texas Republicans would seek to incentivize ISPs in banning access to websites that provide information on how to obtain or access an abortion.

The Tennessee Legislature recently became the first in the country to pass a bill banning public drag performances by classifying them as adult cabaret, among topless dancers, go-go dancers, exotic dancers and strippers.

A man facing a charge of resisting an officer without violence after distributing antisemitic propaganda wants to have his case dismissed. But a judge first wants to know if he can represent himself.

Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg on Wednesday announced the filing. The prosecutors’ office said the the man was “observed spreading messages of hate in our community, part of a disturbing recent wave of antisemitic incidents.”