(WRBL) – The attorneys general of Alabama and Louisiana are launching an initiative to address what they believe is social media censorship. Both states are now making a social media complaint form available to the public to report suspected abuses by social media platforms. “We look forward to putting this information together to actually see … Read more
“What the government has done, the Justice Department, the leadership of the former president, even goes beyond Richard Nixon. Richard Nixon had a list of enemies. This is about undermining the rule of law,” the California Democrat told Dana Bash. Pelosi said that at least former attorneys general William Barr and Jeff Sessions need to … Read more
SAN LUIS OBISPO – The San Luis Obispo District Prosecutor’s Office released a statement responding to numerous media inquiries about a letter from a defense attorney to a San Luis Obispo District law enforcement agency. Explanation: “Prosecutors are confident that the facts and circumstances of Mr. Grocott’s arrest will be fully and fairly disclosed in … Read more
There is an ongoing controversy sparked by an article in Salon indicating that Senator Tom Cotton lied about being an Army ranger in describing his military service. Roger Sullenberger’s Salon article alleged that Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton “was forced to repeatedly forge this honorable military record.” It’s an accusation that borders on a claim to … Read more
Dallas, January 25, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – STATEMENT ON GARRET MILLER Clinton Broden, partner in the law firm Broden & Mickelsen, LLP and counsel for Garret Miller, issues the following statement on behalf of Mr. Miller: Let me start by saying that I was in Washington DC on January 6, 2021 believing I was following … Read more
We previously discussed how years of openly partisan reporting in the age of echo journalism destroyed American journalism. Unsurprisingly, the public has lost faith in the once-leading nation on journalistic practices and ethics. A new poll by global communications company Edelman (via Axios) found that only 46 percent of Americans trust traditional media. This reflects … Read more
This Monday, July 27, 2020, a nurse prepares a syringe while investigating a potential COVID-19 vaccine being developed by the National Institutes of Health and Moderna Inc. in Binghamton, NY An attorney for a former Harris County public health doctor accused of stealing a Moderna COVID-19 vaccine vial for friends and family said Friday the … Read more
The Supreme Court heard Tuesday morning in a dispute arising from attempts by the Federal Communications Commission to deregulate local media ownership. After nearly an hour and a half of debate, the judges seemed inclined to keep the FCC’s efforts going – even if that wasn’t the reason major broadcasters would prefer. FCC v Prometheus … Read more
On Tuesday the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in the latest chapter of a long-running battle between the Federal Communications Commission and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit over the FCC’s efforts to deregulate media ownership. Although the case is a technical one, the court’s eventual ruling could affect who owns … Read more
We talked about the chilling repression against freedom of expression that has been developing in the US for years. These efforts have accelerated after the Capitol uprising, including shutdown points like Parler. The former Texas Congressman Ron Paul (85) has now been prevented from using his Facebook page for unspecified violations of “community standards”. Paul’s … Read more