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The National Council for the Social Studies named Kimberly Huffman the recipient of the 2022 NCSS Secondary Teacher of the Year Award.

Two Republican-led states have reportedly filed a lawsuit against President Joe Biden and other top administration officials, alleging they "pressured and colluded" with Big Tech companies to squash The Post's Hunter Biden laptop story and censor...

Theres a chance it will stand up. >> to deny a president immunity is no small step. clearly the court is aware of how unusual and unprecedented this really is but what do you make of him of the tpresident, while in office, cannot make statements like fight like hell? >> i was a little bit surprised the first amendment has such broad protections for speech, so it really takes a lot of effort to get outside of first amendment protection, but donald trumps statements were so outside the box and so ...

By Victor Thorn — Could political officials from countries without the First Amendment like China, Nigeria, France or Israel decide what information can be published on the Internet by United States citizens? Will UN bureaucrats be capable of imposing global Internet taxes on American companies while at the same time censoring anything internationalists deem to be in poor taste? All of these scenarios may become actualities next year if the Obama administration’s plans to relinquish control...

First amendment protection. a 47-year-old texas woman arrested after police found her living in a house with her mothers corpse. investigators believe her 71-year-old mother hit her head in 2016 and died. police say the injury was not life threatening but creighton failed to provide adequate assistance to her mom. the body was kept in a bedroom in the house for three years. >> there we go. there we go. come on. come on, baby. shes breathing. as long as shes crying like that, shes breathing. ...

Business news which he liked. criticized weekend anchors shep smith because he didnt like what they were saying and five tweets defending fox host judge janine pirro, which many think it happened after she made remarks about muslim women covering their heads. >> it is actually somebody who calls herself a judge actually attacking a first amendment protection, which this country was really founded on. this is why the pilgrims came to

Not a big deal. is it? >> fred, i hesitate to disagree with michael now that he is named as a faculty member at harvard, however, i agree on the issue that wikileaks might in fact have first amendment protection, and i dont disagree with michael about that. as a matter of fact, i think what really this is about is the fact that remember, roger stone is charged with lying to congress about the nature of his contacts with wikileaks. so i think the focus will not be so much on the issue of weather ...

Michael, that wikileaks has the same kind of protections as a news organization, even though as far as we know they dont provide news content but they provide information. >> thats right. again, there are good minds that disagree with me on this, maybe better minds that disagree with me on this, but i believe when theyre a distributor of news like the snowden stuff, theyre under first amendment protection. cia director pompeo thinks tlaer a none state hostile intelligence service. if thats mufs ...

Punished to the full extent of the law. with your experience in the federal law enforcement system, what would you be recommending and this hate is available to find, but free speech is one thing. hateful acts are another. whats the conversation that should be happening in the law enforcement community about how to prevent these things. they actually act on this hatred and they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. prevention is tough when you talk about first amendment protection...

List versus fec, you wrote the requirements trigger rights that receive, quote, less first amendment protection, close quote. other types of speech prohibitions. >> and i think that followed from supreme court law and is consistent, i believe, with subsequent supreme court law. of course, the subsequent supreme court law controls. >> do you have a favorite among the federalist papers? im not asking you to choose here between eliza and -- >> yeah, no, thats right. i like a lot of federalist paper...