Montana ruling likely prevents federal TikTok ban from passing

The recent federal judge’s overturning of Montana’s ban on TikTok has implications beyond just one social media app. The ruling, which deemed the ban a violation of the First Amendment, effectively squashed the idea of a nationwide ban on TikTok and halted potential new bans in other states. This decision comes amid growing concerns over …

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Game-Changing Supreme Court Cases: The Internet’s Potential Redefinition

After the events of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, social media giants Facebook and Twitter made the decision to suspend President Donald Trump from their platforms. This move was in response to Trump’s encouragement of violence during the attack. While many Americans were relieved by this action, some conservatives viewed it as …

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The Risk of ‘Hero Worship’ Among Liberals and Its Potential Consequences

In the world of politics in 2023, a new trend has emerged: the sale of merchandise celebrating public figures involved in Donald Trump’s federal election-interference case. From T-shirts to coffee mugs, you can now purchase items featuring the image of Judge Tanya Chutkan and other Trump-related figures. However, Michael Schaffer argues in a thought-provoking piece …

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Trump Urges Judge’s Recusal in Legal Matter

Donald Trump is advocating for the judge in his election interference case to recuse herself, although it remains uncertain if his legal team will pursue this. Through posts on Truth Social, Trump expressed his belief that US District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan holds bias against him. He declared on Sunday that he cannot receive …

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Is Tennessee Governed as a Democracy? – The Atlantic

When driving through the outskirts of Nashville, heading north, you’ll come across a seemingly unremarkable building that houses the election commission of Sumner County, Tennessee. This modest warehouse, constructed from brick and with some additional offices attached, provides just enough space for the commission’s employees, recently acquired voting machines, and a few maintenance workers. It’s …

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New Florida Election Rules Stopped by Federal Judge

A federal judge issued a ruling on Monday that prevents Florida from implementing certain provisions of a new elections law. The law, which bans noncitizens from handling or collecting voter registration forms, was deemed unconstitutional by the judge. Furthermore, the ruling blocks a ban that prohibits third-party voter registration groups from retaining personal information collected …

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Is Aileen Cannon Prepared for Trump’s Trial?

A confirmation hearing in the Senate is usually a daunting experience for judicial nominees, as they face intense scrutiny from lawmakers. However, Aileen Cannon’s experience was quite different. During her confirmation hearing for the federal judge overseeing former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial, Cannon was largely ignored by the Senate Judiciary Committee. Her opening statement …

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The Commencement of the Pursuit to Bring Trump to Trial

Buckle up, America: Prepare for a lengthy process. Last week, Special Counsel Jack Smith made an announcement that former President Donald Trump had been indicted by a federal grand jury. Smith emphasized the government’s intention to have a “speedy trial in this matter, consistent with the public interest.” The outcome of whether Trump gets a …

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