Bougainville expects moderator's work completed by June
The governments of Papua New Guinea and Bougainville have agreed that the contentious issue delaying progress on the ...
France's Top Diplomat Confirms Talks On 'Unfreezing' New Caledonia's Electoral Roll
France's top diplomat in the region says talks around the "unfreezing" of New Caledonia's highly controversial electoral roll ...
The ‘First Amendment’ Dodge at UC Berkeley
The issues on campus and elsewhere extend beyond free-speech protections.
New Hampshire town and bakery take their ‘First Amendment’ legal battle over colossal pastry mural to trial
The mural, painted by local high school art students in June 2022, depicts the sun shining over a vivid array of pastries, ...
White House Says It Has the Right to Punish AP Reporters Over Gulf Naming Dispute
The White House said Wednesday that news organizations that refuse to use President Donald Trump’s new name for the Gulf of ...
Tallahassee Democrat4d
First Amendment in Trump's second term: 'We're going to be busy,' free speech group says
Donald Trump's return to the White House raises concerns and hopes regarding First Amendment rights. Concerns arise over Trump's lawsuits against media companies, potentially impacting press ...
White House Bars AP Reporter From Oval Office Because of AP Style Policy on 'Gulf of America'
Controversy at the White House as an AP reporter is blocked from an event after refusing to change their style on the Gulf of ...
The AP says Trump blocking its reporter from Oval Office over not using Gulf of America "violates the First Amendment"
The White House on Tuesday demanded the AP alter its style guidance of the Gulf of Mexico, which President Trump renamed last ...
New Hampshire donut mural at center of First Amendment debate in federal court
A federal judge in New Hampshire will consider whether a town is infringing on the free speech rights of the bakery owner who's displaying the mural over his business.
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Journal of Free Speech Law: "Beyond the Editorial Analogy: First Amendment Protections for Platform Content Moderation After Moody v. NetChoice,"
But the conventional wisdom has been that the First Amendment would protect most platform operations even if this regulatory shield were stripped away. The simplest path to this conclusion follows ...