Tensions rise as France, Germany, and the EU condemn US travel bans on five European activists accused of pressuring tech firms. Leaders vow to defend digital sovereignty and fair competition amidst escalating diplomatic friction.
European leaders, led by Emmanuel Macron, are outraged after the US imposed a visa ban on key figures advocating for tech regulations. The move raises tensions over digital sovereignty and free speech.
The US State Department has denied visas to five individuals, including a former EU commissioner, citing their efforts to suppress American viewpoints on social media. This move has ignited a fierce debate on censorship and free speech.
President Trump has filed a staggering $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC, claiming the media outlet misrepresented his words in a documentary. This legal action raises questions about free speech and media integrity as Trump seeks to challenge a trusted British institution.
The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over a new Pentagon policy restricting media access. The policy, deemed unconstitutional, threatens free press rights.
Tensions escalate as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth threatens legal action against Sen. Mark Kelly for urging military members to disobey illegal orders. Could this lead to an unprecedented court-martial?
The Justice Department is investigating violent protests at a Turning Point USA event in Berkeley, linking the unrest to President Trump's crackdown on Antifa. Scuffles broke out, leading to arrests and injuries.
President Trump is threatening to sue the BBC for $1 billion, claiming their documentary misrepresented his January 6 speech. The BBC has acknowledged editing errors and is facing backlash.
In a surprising legal twist, Sean Charles Dunn was found not guilty after throwing a sandwich at a federal agent. His act of protest against Trump's law enforcement surge has sparked nationwide debate, highlighting issues of free speech and federal intervention.
Exxon is suing California, claiming new climate laws infringe on its free speech rights. The oil giant argues that mandatory disclosures on emissions misrepresent its operations, sparking a heated legal battle over corporate transparency and environmental accountability.