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California Forced to Walk Back Social Media Censorship Law After Settling Elon Musk Lawsuit

After settling a lawsuit from Elon Musk's X Corp., California can no longer enforce key provisions of the state's social media censorship law. The law requires social media companies to disclose details about their content moderation practices. However, California's Democrat Attorney General Rob Bonta has now been forced to gut…

Supreme Court Rules Against Lawsuit Filed by Holocaust Survivors

Holocaust survivors and their families were dealt a severe blow after their lawsuit was shot down by the U.S. Supreme Court. The high court ruled against a group of Holocaust survivors and their families receiving compensation "from Hungary for property confiscated during World War II." According to the Associated Press,…

Top California University Accused of Race-Based Admissions Practices

The University of California has been accused of using race as a determining factor while reviewing admissions. The college is facing a bombshell lawsuit accusing it of engaging in racial discrimination in its undergraduate admissions process. The lawsuit was filed this week in a Santa Ana, California federal court by…

Wisconsin Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit Seeking Records of Illegal Votes

The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has rejected a lawsuit demanding the records of thousands of ineligeble voters who "actually voted" in elections. The Wisconsin Voter Alliance (WVA) filed the lawsuit seeking information about people deemed incompetent to vote. The WVA wants access to data on those voters to ensure the…

Arkansas Lawmakers Move to Hold Pharmaceutical Executives Criminally Liable for Vaccine Injuries

Lawmakers in Arkansas are considering legislation that could deliver a death blow to the pharmaceutical industry. Senate Bill 6, introduced by Republican State Sen. Bryan King, would overcome the pharmaceutical industry’s federal liability shield for vaccine injuries. The bill seeks to hold corporate executives criminally liable for “vaccine harms” if they concealed…

Jay-Z Sued Over Allegations He Tried to Convince Diddy Victims to Turn Against Their Lawyer

Embattled billionaire rapper Jay-Z has just been hit with another lawsuit over allegations that he contacted victims of Sean "Diddy" Combs and attempted to convince them to turn against their lawyer, Tony Buzbee. Buzbee filed the lawsuit against the rapper, real name Shawn Carter, and his entertainment company Roc Nation.…

George Stephanopoulos Inks New Deal with ABC After Costing Network Millions by Smearing Trump

George Stephanopoulos has just signed a new deal with ABC News after the anchor's false smears about President Donald Trump cost the network millions in a defamation lawsuit settlement. According to reports, Stephanopoulos was at the center of a defamation suit that was settled with Trump last week. However, reports…

Iowa Sues Biden Admin over 2,000 Registered Voters Believed to Be Non-Citizens

The state of Iowa is suing President Joe Biden's administration for blocking efforts to verify the status of 2,000 suspected non-citizens who are registered to vote. The Biden admin is refusing to provide access to the citizenship status information of more than 2,000 registered voters. The status of the voters…

Supreme Court Green Lights Multi-Billion-Dollar Lawsuit Against Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta

The Supreme Court has given the green light for a multi-billion-dollar lawsuit to proceed against Mark Zuckerberg's Meta. Facebook's parent Meta is being sued over the massive privacy scandal involving the Cambridge Analytica political consulting firm. Earlier this month, the justices heard arguments in Meta’s bid to shut down the…

Alex Jones’ Infowars Bought by Satire Website The Onion

Alex Jones's Infowars has been bought by satirical news website The Onion during a forced bankruptcy auction, according to reports. The satire site won the auction during closed bidding. However, the sale price was not disclosed. The acquisition was announced on Thursday by The Onion’s CEO Ben Collins. Collins said…