California federal court issues order blocking school from forcing teachers to lie to parents
The two teachers had filed a lawsuit against a district policy forcing them to not be forthcoming about a student's gender identity.
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Articles tagged first amendment rights
CHD fights bid to dismiss lawsuit against ‘online news censorship cartel’
Attorneys for Children’s Health Defense on Tuesday filed a series of briefs pertaining to CHD’s ongoing lawsuit against the Trusted News Initiative alleging the group of major media outlets violated antitrust laws and the US Constitution when they collectively colluded with tech giants to censor online news.
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Biden admin urges Supreme Court to overturn anti-censorship laws in Florida and Texas
President Biden's administration argues that the state laws banning politically motivated censorship on social media violate the companies' First Amendment rights.
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VICTORY: Unconstitutional ‘bubble zone’ around abortion centers repealed in New York county
A Thomas More Society lawsuit compelled Hudson Valley Municipality, New York, to repeal restrictions on pro-life advocacy and counseling outside abortion centers.
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Pregnancy centers sue Illinois AG over bill attempting to silence pro-life speech
Pregnancy help centers are launching legal action against Illinois state Attorney General Kwame Raoul over enforcement of a bill restricting freedom of speech on pro-life matters.
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Missouri v. Biden: The battle against Big Tech collusion with the US gov’t has only just begun
Judge Terry Doughty ruled that government officials violated the First Amendment by working with and through online social media platforms to suppress information that the Constitution did not allow the government to censor directly.
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Attorneys slam New York AG injunction against pro-life Red Rose Rescuers
The Thomas More Society called the charges against the pro-life group 'overreach.'
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Court denies 12-year-old boy’s request to wear banned ‘two genders’ shirt at school
Had the request been granted by the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts, the boy would have been able to freely express his views at school while litigation continued and before a final ruling had been made.
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12-year-old stands up to school board after he was kicked out of class for ‘Only 2 Genders’ t-shirt
'I have been told that my shirt was targeting a protected class. Who is this protected class? Are their feelings more important than my rights?'
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Pro-lifers arrested for sidewalk counsel outside abortion mill win free speech challenge
'The government can protect public health and safety and still respect the constitutionally guaranteed freedoms Americans have,' said ADF Senior Counsel Denise Harle.
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