John Whitehead: When corporations serve as a front for government censors
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Nothing good can come from allowing the government to sidestep the Constitution.
Search Results for Supreme Court
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Augusta County Board of Supervisors goes into closed session, and had to tell us why
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The Augusta County Board of Supervisors appears to have learned an important lesson from its stinging legal defeat in a Virginia Freedom of Information Act case.
Alabama ruling ‘sets a dangerous precedent,’ legislation would protect access to IVF
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U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger today backed bipartisan legislation to protect every American’s right to access in-vitro fertilization.
Bob Topper: How the Christian Right radicalized the Republican Party
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Thomas Jefferson studied and embraced Enlightenment philosophy, the ideas of the Age of Reason. And they inspired him when he wrote the Declaration of Independence.
John Whitehead: COVID tested our commitment to freedom. Three years later, we’re still failing
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The government never cedes power willingly. Neither should we.
Andrew Moss: Unions as a pillar of democracy in 2024
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Unions are once again playing a significant role in a presidential election. Joe Biden joins striking auto workers on a picket line in Michigan; Donald Trump meets with Teamsters leaders at Mar-a-Lago and Washington D.C.
Trump invites Russia to attack NATO: ‘I would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want’
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Disgraced ex-president Donald Trump said over the weekend that he would invite Russia to attack “delinquent” NATO countries.
We know how much Augusta County has spent to date on the March 20 FOIA case
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We have a preliminary answer on how much the legal “crap” that the Augusta County Board of Supervisors is making its taxpayers foot the bill for so that it can fight a court order on an illegally-held closed meeting has cost so far.
Warner: Biden administration needs to step up social media misinformation fight
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner thinks the Biden administration has been “too restrained” in its pushback against a MAGA-backed legal effort to prevent the White House from working with social media companies to combat the flood of misinformation.
John Whitehead: Who pays the price for botched SWAT team raids? We do
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No longer reserved exclusively for deadly situations, SWAT teams are now increasingly being deployed for relatively routine police matters such as serving a search warrant.
