The Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments over whether a New York official can be sued for violating the National Rifle Association‘s free speech rights by allegedly urging banks and insurers to avoid doing business with the gun rights group. Justices heard the NRA’s arguments for its bid to revive a 2018 lawsuit alleging that
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On Tuesday, March 19th, the New Hampshire Senate Judiciary Committee will be holding a hearing on two important gun bills. NRA members and gun rights supporters are urged to contact the committee and request that they support all pro-gun measures this session and oppose all bills that will restrict our Second Amendment rights. The bills
Sign up for the daily Inside Washington email for exclusive US coverage and analysis sent to your inbox Get our free Inside Washington email In their pursuit to defend individual freedoms and fight against government abuse, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) will be at the Supreme Court today to argue that a New York
This article originally appeared in Bloomberg Law on March 18, 2024. If the First Amendment stands for anything, it stands for the idea that a government official can’t go after you just because someone doesn’t like what you say. But that’s exactly what New York state officials did in NRA v. Vullo, a case to
CNN — The Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday in an unusual First Amendment appeal from the National Rifle Association against a New York financial regulator who persuaded banks and insurance companies to sever ties with the gun rights group. The NRA claims that Maria Vullo, the former superintendent of the New York Department of
Washington — The Supreme Court on Monday is hearing arguments in a case that tests how far the federal government can go in pressuring social media companies to remove content it believes spreads misinformation before it crosses a constitutional line. The case, known as Murthy v. Missouri, arose out of efforts during the early months
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in two landmark freedom of speech cases Monday morning. First, SCOTUS will hear arguments in Murthy v. Missouri, which alleges that Biden administration officials engaged in what amounts to government-led censorship-by-proxy by pressuring social media companies to take down posts or suspend accounts over content officials deemed
A national gun control organization is taking responsibility for the NRA’s legal problems, setting its sights on a firearms industry trade organization, and calling on people to join its fight. In a March 14 email, Brady—formerly The Brady Campaign—is soliciting signatures on a petition for Congress to pass more gun control laws to end the
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View image in fullscreen ‘A campaign for vengeance’: critics warn of a radical second Trump term After a chaotic first term, experienced advisers are ready to usher in a second presidency ‘driven by imaginary grievances’ The US election primary season is effectively over. Conventional wisdom holds that the two major candidates will now pivot towards
Western democracies There is nothing wrong with political parties receiving donations as long as it is public who the donors are. After all political parties are large institutions with complex networks and incur big expenses. In the U.S., it works the other way – the strength of a candidate is gauged by the campaign funds
A commission’s findings that a Maine sheriff’s office failed to use its legal authority to place the mass shooter in Lewiston in protective custody and seize his weapons has introduced fresh concerns over the law’s effectiveness at a critical moment in a state legislative debate over gun control. The state commission investigating the Oct. 25
The case poses a significant test of the First Amendment’s free speech protections in the digital age and stems from the Biden administration’s efforts to pressure social media platforms to remove content that it said spread falsehoods about the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2020 presidential election. The Supreme Court is set to consider at what
Washington — The Supreme Court on Monday will be weighing whether the government crossed a constitutional line into censorship of lawful speech when it pressured social media platforms to take down content it deemed misleading. The case poses a significant test of the First Amendment’s free speech protections in the digital age and stems from
State-by-state standings on deaths from gunfire form a striking contrast between Republican- and Democratic-led states as one reality becomes ever more clear: The stronger Republican control of a particular state, the more deadly gunfire that state will see. So it’s plain that onetime Californians who left for cheaper housing and more conservative politics in states
Last night, the Delaware Senate passed Senate Substitute 1 for Senate Bill 2 (SB 2) by a vote of 15 to 6. This extreme legislation will impose a Maryland-style “handgun qualified purchase card” and a handgun transfer registry, creating a perpetual cycle of costs and delays to maintain your ability to purchase a handgun. SB 2 now goes
By Katelynn RichardsonDaily Caller News Foundation The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Friday that there are circumstances when government officials can permissibly block a constituent from their social media pages, provided they are not claiming to speak on the state’s behalf. The case, Lindke v. Freed, stemmed from Port Huron, Michigan, resident Kevin Lindke’s First Amendment
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) – Back in 2018, a New York regulator encouraged companies to cut ties with the National Rifle Association, alleging it would be bad for business. The NRA is now suing, saying that blacklisting violated their First Amendment rights. Attorney Daniel Alter argues, free speech applies to the regulator too. “It’s important for
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