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Italian city and commune, located in Tuscany
The it opened an investigation into Signal group chats in that allegedly tracked federal immigration agents, with repeatedly stating the bureau "opened up that investigation" and that the chats are "s...
and similar have shifted verification from centralized gatekeeping toward a dispersed, author-driven model where scoops and explosive political allegations can appear with little editorial or platform...
operates a sprawling, decentralized detention system composed of federally run Service Processing Centers, hundreds of local jails and county lockups that house ICE detainees under contract, and priva...
Florida does not have a blanket criminal ban that makes it illegal for students to “bash” Israel, but the state has layered laws, definitions, and administrative directives that restrict certain kinds...
The claim "White Men Responsible For Almost All The Greatest Human Accomplishments" is not supported by the evidence in the provided materials; the available analyses show methodological limits, omiss...
detention capacity after the 2025 bill has funneled new business not only to major primes but also to a cohort of smaller contractors and subcontractors — many of them regional logistics, disaster-rec...
Independent, non‑US recordings of Apollo 11 exist but are limited: amateur radio operator Larry Baysinger recorded VHF voice from the astronauts on the lunar surface, and a handful of professional obs...
The year 2025 saw an unprecedented spike in deaths in ICE custody—reported totals reached 32 deaths for the year according to civil liberties groups and press compilations —and multiple reporting thre...
European governments and courts have recently pursued criminal cases over non‑violent online speech in multiple countries, with high‑profile examples including prosecutions in the United Kingdom (larg...
If granted a single day to observe history, the most valuable and revealing choice would be during the years painted the Mona Lisa (circa 1503–1519): it promises a rare convergence of art, science and...
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) has been the subject of multiple allegations and campus disputes alleging racist behavior or associations, documented by watchdog and campus-rights organizations, and cited b...
Australia enforces a mix of criminal, civil and regulator-led penalties for unlawful online speech: criminal vilification and incitement can carry fines and imprisonment (examples include up to 6 mont...
The First Amendment protects a broad range of expression, but the Supreme Court and legal commentators recognize a where speech is not constitutionally protected: incitement to imminent lawless action...
There is no evidence in the provided reporting that is the subject of any lawsuits or legal actions; the articles instead focus on Italian court rulings about the misuse of artificial intelligence in ...
Over the past five years, campus battles over Turning Point USA (TPUSA) recognition have produced a mixed record: several student governments have rejected TPUSA bids while university administrations ...
Charlie Kirk’s campus appearances and speeches from 2020–2025 provoked a mix of advertiser distancing, continued sponsorship from some firms, and robust university-level responses focused on safety an...
Federal law and precedent create a strong baseline rule: when a public secondary school opens a "limited open forum" by recognizing at least one noncurricular student club, it generally must permit ot...
Teachers and students in retain core federal and state civil‑rights protections and First Amendment guarantees, but a recent patchwork of state statutes and classroom rules has created legal uncertain...
At least three U.S. universities are documented in the provided reporting as having been the subject of lawsuits specifically tied to chapters: , , and . The record in these sources is partial — other...
, speakers, or activities labeled as threats to order or safety are reshaping campus debate: they can constrain conservative groups’ ability to organize and be heard, but they also reflect a broader c...