News Analysis By William H. Freivogel Caption: Taken from Flickr’s stock images of the Supreme Court News Analysis: Missouri’s social media suit likely to lose in Supreme Court: Jawboning ‘happens thousands of times a day’ By William H. Freivogel Judging from the comments this week from conservative justices on the U.S. Supreme Court, Missouri and
By William H. Freivogel Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich told an ethics class at Southern Illinois University Carbondale this month that he was the victim of an establishment “trying to bury me and bury the truth…The whole thing was a political prosecution.” And he wants retribution. He told the students he hoped to see, “Everyone
By Alina Pawl-Castanon Photographer Bill Putnam was searching palm groves along the arching river of the Tigris south of Baghdad in 2004 when the Iraqi soldiers with the U.S. Army unit he was embedded with started to drop. The sun was harsh and the air was thick with humidity that July day, 20 years ago.
By William H. Freivogel On March 18, Missouri and its legal ally The Gateway Pundit will try to convince the U.S. Supreme Court that the Biden administration violated the First Amendment by “coercing” social media companies to “censor” false conservative posts on vaccine and election denial. The argument comes less than a month after the
By Olivia Cohen Five months after police raided the Marion County Record in Kansas, drawing international media attention, newsrooms across the state are still reeling from the unprecedented seizure of cell phones and computers. The Aug. 11 raid on the newspaper’s offices was unusual because it involved multiple agencies and included a search of the