Freedom of speech & expression

A federal jury in Colorado ordered MyPillow founder Mike Lindell to pay $2.3 million in damages to Eric Coomer, former security and product strategy director at Dominion Voting Systems, after finding Lindell liable for defamation following a two-week trial.
Jury Orders MyPillow's Lindell to Pay $2.3M in Defamation Case
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Supreme Court to Hear NJ Pregnancy Center Appeal
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Report: Harvard Law Review Reprimanded Student Whistleblower
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Millions Join 'No Kings' Anti-Trump Protests Across US
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Trump Sends National Guard to Curb Anti-ICE Riots in LA
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Hate speech

Meta's Oversight Board issued a rebuke of the company's January 2025 content moderation policy changes, which included removing U.S. fact-checking programs and reducing restrictions on discussions about immigration and gender identity.
Meta's Oversight Board Voices Concern Over Content Policy Changes
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Papua New Guinea 'Test' Blocks Facebook
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Kanye West Deletes X Account After Antisemitic Posts
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Nurses Suspended in Australia Over Anti-Israel Video Threats
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Australia Enacts Mandatory Jail Terms for Nazi Salutes
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Whistleblowers

The FBI will re-examine three cases from the Biden era that remain unsolved, deputy director Dan Bongino announced on Monday.
FBI to Re-investigate Biden-Era Cases
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Tesla Whistleblower Wins Key Victory in Musk Legal Battle
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Employees at Meta, OpenAI, Google Sign Letter in Support of California AI Bill
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Independent US Govt. Panel Calls for Secret Service Overhaul
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California Passes AI Regulation Bill
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Safe spaces

North Carolina Democrat Flips Parties, Gives Republicans Supermajority in State House
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Spain Approves Teen Abortion, Menstrual Leave, and Trans Laws
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The US Dept. of Justice (DOJ) has reached a tentative $144M agreement to settle claims from more than 75 plaintiffs stemming from the November 2017 mass shooting at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas.
Sutherland Springs Shooting Victims, DOJ Reach $144M Settlement
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Political prisoners

Venezuelan authorities arrested opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa on Friday, with Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello announcing the detention on state television and accusing him of leading a terrorist network planning to sabotage regional elections scheduled for Sunday.
Venezuela Arrests Opposition Leader Guanipa on Terror Charges
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Algeria: Author Boualem Sansal Jailed for Five Years
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Hamas Says It Will Release Israeli-American in Exchange for Cease-fire's Second Phase
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Istanbul Mayor's Arrest Sparks Nationwide Protests in Turkey
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Jailed PKK Leader Öcalan Calls for Group to Disarm
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