Personal Freedoms

Culture Trends 2 days ago

Massachusetts foster parents stripped of license for refusing to sign transgender policy

Christian foster parents lost their license in Massachusetts after refusing to sign a gender identity contract, sparking a religious liberty lawsuit and federal intervention.

Culture Trends 2 days ago

Young America's Foundation table gets trashed at OSU by person who tells conservatives to ‘f--- off’

A student at Oklahoma State University destroyed Young America's Foundation materials and told conservative members to "f--- off" during a campus confrontation.

Opinion 2 days ago

DAN GAINOR: England doesn’t have free speech and wants to take ours away, too

Britain arrests 12,000 people yearly for online speech, including non-residents like Irish comedian Graham Linehan. Free speech advocates warn of global threats to Americans.

White House 3 days ago

Trump White House limits reporters’ access to staff offices in latest move restricting press coverage

The White House is restricting journalist access to senior communications offices without an appointment, citing national security concerns.

Media 6 days ago

Rutgers teachers’ union backs Antifa-linked professor, blasts Turning Point USA students

Rutgers union defends Antifa-aligned professor Mark Bray after Turning Point USA petition seeks his removal, citing doxxing threats and academic freedom concerns.

Opinion 6 days ago

California restaurants choke on new allergen menu mandate amid compliance concerns and costs

First Amendment concerns arise as California mandates restaurant allergen disclosures, creating legal exposure and constitutional challenges for food service businesses.

Media 6 days ago

Wanda Sykes rips Kimmel suspension, calls Riyadh Comedy Fest in Saudi Arabia ‘anti-comedy’

Wanda Sykes called Disney's Jimmy Kimmel suspension and Saudi Arabia's comedy festival speech restrictions examples of censorship in new Variety interview.

VIDEO 6 days ago

Protest breaks out at Michigan high school after Turning Point USA chapter launches

A student organized a “Walk out” on October 22nd 'in opposition to the Turning Point USA coming to our school.' (Credit: Jaden Bennett)

Tennessee October 28

Federal judge slaps down lawsuit by expelled Tennessee Democrat

A federal judge dismissed Tennessee state Rep. Justin Jones' lawsuit over his 2023 expulsion, rejecting claims of racial discrimination and due process violations.

Georgia October 25

Carjacking victim arrested after allegedly shooting boy breaking into his car during Atlanta confrontation

An Atlanta car owner was arrested for shooting a young alleged burglar in the foot during a confrontation. Yoshay Carter, 51, faces aggravated assault charges after Friday's incident.

Tech October 24

Spotify gives parents new power to control what their kids hear on streaming platform

Spotify's managed accounts for kids under 13 now available in at least seven countries, allowing parents to filter and block explicit content and songs.

Opinion October 23

Why elite colleges fear Trump and McMahon's new academic compact tying funding to free speech

Trump's Compact for Academic Excellence faces backlash from elite institutions as it demands accountability for free speech in exchange for federal dollars.

Media October 22

SPLC files lawsuit supporting Georgia teacher who said the ‘world is a bit safer’ without Charlie Kirk

The SPLC filed a lawsuit defending a Georgia teacher's free speech rights after she posted about Charlie Kirk assassination, claiming constitutional violations.

VIDEO October 21

'Wonderful to see': Charlie Kirk's friend reacts to surging Bible sales after Kirk's assassination

'The Charlie Kirk Show' executive producer Andrew Kolvet weighs in on what is 'really encouraging' following the late Turning Point USA founder's assassination on 'The Story.'

Immigration October 21

DOJ argues judge's decision blocking Mahmoud Khalil's removal was 'indefensible'

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit hears arguments over whether immigration courts should handle Mahmoud Khalil's detention and removal case.

Media October 21

Rutgers chancellor launches safety review, ‘academic freedom’ task force amid ‘Dr Antifa’ uproar

Professor Mark Bray faced death threats and moves family to Europe as Rutgers Chancellor Francine Conway addresses academic freedom concerns on campus.

Supreme Court October 20

Supreme Court will consider case on Second Amendment rights of drug users

Supreme Court agrees to hear Ali Danial Hemani's case after appeals court ruled federal ban on gun ownership for marijuana users violates Second Amendment rights.

Cybercrime October 19

Discord confirms vendor breach exposed user IDs in ransom plot

Third-party security breach at Discord exposes sensitive user information including government IDs, highlighting cybersecurity risks from external service providers.

VIDEO October 18

Victor Davis Hanson: Trump is trying to redirect what progressives altered about American life

Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson evaluates President Donald Trump compared to other Republicans on 'Life, Liberty & Levin.'

House Of Representatives October 17

Government shutdown putting gun owners rights at risk, Republicans warn

House Republicans warn that the government shutdown is infringing Second Amendment rights as ATF furloughs delay gun owner applications for civilian firearms licenses.

Media October 17

Don Lemon tells Black, Brown citizens to carry guns in case ICE shows up

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon advised “Brown people of all stripes" on Tuesday to buy a gun to protect themselves from an immigration raid at their homes.

Donald Trump October 17

Labor unions sue Trump administration over social media monitoring of visa holders

Three labor unions sued the Trump administration, arguing that it violated the First Amendment rights of visa holders by searching their social media for specific viewpoints.

Digital Originals October 16

Revoking visas over Charlie Kirk assassination remarks supported by TPUSA attendees

College students at a Turning Point USA event at the University of Oklahoma are supportive of visa revocations for foreigners who celebrated Charlie Kirk's assassination.

VIDEO October 16

Stay or leave? Students react to visa revocations over Charlie Kirk social posts

Turning Point USA attendees at The University of Oklahoma discuss free speech issues on campus and the State Department's decision to revoke 6 student visas. 

Second Amendment October 16

NRA sues California over ban on Glock-style firearms: 'Violates the Second Amendment'

The NRA and other gun groups are suing California over the state's ban on Glock-style guns with features that allow them to be converted to fully automatic weapons.

Texas October 15

Judge blocks part of Texas law that limits campus protests after dark: '1st Amendment does not have a bedtime'

A judge has temporarily blocked key parts of Texas’ new law limiting expression on campuses, preventing the University of Texas System from enforcing a ban on overnight expression

Media October 14

Former Supreme Court justice warns partisanship plays 'too much of a role' in judicial nominations

Former Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy shared his perspective on the court today, addressed presidential power cases and more on "Special Report."

VIDEO October 14

‘Life, Law & Liberty’: Former Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy pens memoir

Former Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy shares his perspective on the court today, addresses presidential power cases and more on ‘Special Report.’

VIDEO October 14

Why these law students say 'toxic' campus orgs are worth the turmoil

Law school students at the University of North Dakota discuss the importance of inviting controversial speakers onto campus and why heated debate among students is essential to college life.

VIDEO October 14

Friend of Charlie Kirk touts Turning Point USA’s growing influence

Alex Bruesewitz, a friend of Charlie Kirk, discusses Kirk’s influence on college campuses and his posthumous Medal of Freedom award on ‘The Story.’