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Muslim Who Desecrated 9/11 Memorial 'Exercised Freedom of Speech,' Prof Claims

Muslim Who Desecrated 9/11 Memorial 'Exercised Freedom of Speech,' Prof Claims
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Issue-Advocacy Groups Face Tough Battle to Keep Their Donors Secret

Major contributors don’t want to be retaliated against, but the First Circuit showed little sympathy for them.
The nonprofit Gaspee Project airs a weekly YouTube series called “Common Sense” where hosts tackle conservative issues like the so-called war on women. Rhode Island Representative Lee Ann Senniok, at left, is a Republican National Committeewoman and president of the state Federation of Republican Women. (Image via Courthouse News)
BOSTON (CN) A appeals panel of federal judges had tough questions Wednesday as to why concerns about “cancel culture” would allow two advocacy groups for conservative issues to keep their top donors secret. ....

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Trump legal troubles may not be over despite Senate acquittal

Trump legal troubles may not be over despite Senate acquittal
Harper Neidig
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Trump legal troubles may not be over despite Senate acquittal
Despite his acquittal by the Senate, former President Trump s legal problems may not be over.
He s already been hit with one lawsuit connected to allegations he incited last month s riot at the U.S. Capitol and faces the possibility of more to come.
Shortly after the Senate voted against convicting Trump in his impeachment trial Saturday, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) argued that impeachment was not the proper venue for holding the former president accountable and suggested he could face legal consequences for his actions. ....

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Trump legal troubles may not be over despite Senate acquittal

Trump legal troubles may not be over despite Senate acquittal
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Can Twitter legally bar Trump? The First Amendment says yes

Can Twitter legally bar Trump? The First Amendment says yes
Adam Liptak, New York Times
Jan. 9, 2021
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This Friday, Jan. 8, 2021 image shows the suspended Twitter account of President Donald Trump. On Friday, the social media company permanently suspended Trump from its platform, citing risk of further incitement of violence. (AP Photo/Tali Arbel)Tali Arbel / Associated Press
WASHINGTON When Simon & Schuster canceled its plans this week to publish Sen. Josh Hawley’s book, he called the action “a direct assault on the First Amendment.”
And when Twitter permanently banned President Donald Trump’s account Friday, his family and his supporters said similar things. “We are living Orwell’s 1984,” Donald Trump Jr. said on Twitter. “Free-speech no longer exists in America.” ....

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