
Gorsuch Filibuster? This Might Be the Best Reason for Dems to Oppose Him
How one of his rulings empowers religious bigots to discriminate
How one of his rulings empowers religious bigots to discriminate
In a debate that ranges from local newscasts to “The Bachelor,” networks are using the First Amendment to justify hiring decisions
How John L. Steele made porn, gave it away, and made a fortune from porn downloaders afraid of being exposed
A case involving a Lifetime movie about Chris Porco, whom the network dubbed “the Romeo Killer,” raises troubling legal questions about adopting true stories
One of Trump’s biggest challenges? His own public statements
A recent win for Marlon Wayans is the latest sign that a California law meant for small-town citizen activists has been seized by giant media conglomerates to squelch suits
Iowa and North Carolina cases raise questions about making professors state their political allegiance