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Civil liberties
Mohsen Mahdawi, 34, a Palestinian Columbia University student, was released from immigration detention Wednesday after federal District Judge Geoffrey Crawford in Vermont ruled he posed no flight risk or danger.
Judge Frees Columbia Pro-Palestine Protester Mahdawi on Bail
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9 hours ago
9 hours ago
Hong Kong Frees First Four Lawmakers in Subversion Case
+4
1 day ago
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Trump Administration Targets UC Berkeley in Foreign Funding Probe
+5
2 days ago
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Report: Media Freedom 'Crumbling' in Europe
1 day ago
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Former Brazilian President Fernando Collor Arrested, Ordered to Begin Sentence
+5
4 days ago
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Ethics
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on Wednesday sacked the head of the country's social security agency, Alessandro Stefanutto, amid a federal investigation into an alleged billion-dollar scheme to deduct funds from retirees and pensioners without their consent.
Brazil: Social Security Chief Sacked Amid Billion-Dollar Fraud Probe
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5 days ago
Democrats Call for Insider Trading Investigation Over Trump Tariff Pause
+10
APR 12
APR 12
Judge Dismisses NYC Mayor Adams' Corruption Case Permanently
+6
APR 3
APR 3
Letter Demands New EU AI Liability Rules After Directive Cut
APR 8
APR 8
Yankees' 'Torpedo Bat' Stirs Controversy Throughout MLB
+4
APR 1
APR 1
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Privacy
The Pentagon's acting inspector general announced an investigation into Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of the Signal messaging app on Thursday.
Pentagon Launches Investigation Into Hegseth's Use of Signal App
+10
APR 5
APR 5
Trump Officials' Yemen Strike Details Leaked in Signal Incident
+3
APR 1
APR 1
Democrats Express Alarm Over Musk's Access to Federal Data
+9
MAR 1
MAR 1
Unredacted JFK Files Expose Private Information of Hundreds of Former Staffers
+5
APR 1
APR 1
Tulsi Gabbard Faces First Day of Intel Chief Senate Confirmation Hearings
+7
FEB 1
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Freedom of speech & expression
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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7 days ago
7 days ago
Harvard Sues Trump Admin Over $2.2B Federal Funding Freeze
+9
APR 23
APR 23
Russian Court Jails Four Journalists in Navalny-Linked Case
+4
APR 17
APR 17
Tesla Whistleblower Wins Key Victory in Musk Legal Battle
+5
APR 18
APR 18
Judge Orders White House to Lift Restrictions on AP News
+7
APR 10
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Freedom & human rights
Jennifer Vasquez Sura, wife of deported Salvadoran Kilmar Abrego Garcia, relocated her family to a "safe house" after the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) posted her home address to its 2.4 million X followers when sharing a 2021 protective order document.
Wife of Deported Salvadoran Man Relocates After DHS Posts Address Online
6 days ago
6 days ago
Amnesty International Accuses Mozambique of Violent Post-Election Crackdown
+1
APR 18
APR 18
US State Dept. Found No Terror Links in Tufts Student Case
+2
APR 15
APR 15
EU Border Crossings Drop 31% as Migration Policies Tighten
+8
APR 17
APR 17
UN Condemns Myanmar Junta for Breaking Earthquake Ceasefire
+3
APR 12
APR 12
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Gun control
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected Minnesota's appeal to reinstate its law banning 18-to-20-year-olds from obtaining permits to carry firearms in public, effectively ending the state's age-based restrictions.
SCOTUS Ends Minnesota's Youth Gun Permit Restrictions
+8
APR 22
APR 22
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenge to NY Gun Restrictions
APR 9
APR 9
Nashville School Shooting Claims Two Lives
+2
FEB 1
FEB 1
Supreme Court Upholds Federal Ghost Gun Regulations
+4
APR 1
APR 1
Report: US Mass Shootings, Gun Deaths Fall to Five-Year Low
+4
FEB 1
FEB 1
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Capital punishment
US Attorney General Pam Bondi directed federal prosecutors on Tuesday to seek the death penalty for Luigi Mangione, who is accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a New York City hotel on Dec. 4, 2024.
AG Bondi Seeks Death Penalty in UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder
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APR 2
APR 2
Ottawa: China Executed Four Canadians For Drug Crimes
+6
APR 1
APR 1
China: Man Sentenced to Death for Murder of Japanese Boy
+10
FEB 1
FEB 1
South Carolina Conducts First US Firing Squad Execution in 15 Years
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APR 1
APR 1
China Executes Two Convicted for Mass Killings
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FEB 1
FEB 1
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Freedom of press
A Manhattan jury on Tuesday found the New York Times not liable for allegedly defaming former Alaska governor Sarah Palin in a 2017 editorial on gun control. It was the second loss for Palin after she was awarded a mistrial in earlier proceedings.
Sarah Palin Loses Defamation Retrial Against The New York Times
+7
7 days ago
7 days ago
Trump White House Flouts Court Order on AP Journalists
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APR 16
APR 16
Turkey Detains Swedish Journalist for 'Insulting the President'
+2
APR 1
APR 1
Trump Calls for CBS to be Taken Off-Air After Latest Episode of '60 Minutes'
+6
APR 15
APR 15
Radio Free Asia Files Complaint to Halt Funding Cuts
+5
APR 1
APR 1
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Censorship
Former Meta executive Sarah Wynn-Williams testified before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Wednesday, alleging that Meta provided artificial intelligence (AI) briefings to Chinese officials as part of "Project Aldrin" to gain access to China's market.
Meta Whistleblower Alleges Secret China AI Dealings
+3
APR 11
APR 11
Ex-Meta Executive Reveals Facebook's Alleged Secret China Censorship Plans
+11
APR 1
APR 1
Julianne Moore's Children's Book Removed From DoD Schools
+5
MAR 1
MAR 1
Kashmir Police Seize 668 Islamic Books in Controversial Raid
+2
MAR 1
MAR 1
China Changes Rules on Publishing Military Secrets Online
+5
MAR 1
MAR 1
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Church-state relations
Ryan Walters, Oklahoma's state superintendent, ordered all public schools to teach the Bible, including the Ten Commandments, on Thursday.
Oklahoma Orders Schools to Teach Bible
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JUL 1 2024
JUL 1 2024
French Minister Visits School Over Renaissance Painting Row
+5
MAY 1 2024
MAY 2024
France: Top Court Upholds Abaya Ban in State Schools
+5
MAY 1 2024
MAY 2024
Japan Seeks to Revoke Unification Church's Legal Status
+2
MAY 1 2024
MAY 2024
Okla. Approves US' First Publicly Funded Religious School
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MAY 1 2024
MAY 2024
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