Prison Legal News, a publisher that distributes books dealing with prisoners’ legal rights, has been forced to sue the Massachusetts Department of Corrections for banning its publications from Mass. correctional
Those brave souls at the Department of Justice are at it again, protecting freedom and democracy pissing on the Constitution, in violation of their oath of office. XBiz reports that
Minnesota is the latest state to see its video game censorship law struck down. See Minnesota Loses Appeal of “Fine the Buyer” Video Game Law. Massachusetts, on the other hand,
Simple Justice reports on how a website that gave citizens the ability to write about their experiences with police officers was taken down — yet nobody has a problem with
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ISil7IHzxc] When you listen to the Washington Times reporter, it comes as no surprise that the WT isn’t even fit for use to wipe my ass. Frank Zappa, on the
Even in Flori-duhFreedom Rings Back in October, in an act that Fidel Castro couldn’t have orchestrated with greater skill, Orlando law enforcement agency, MBI raided the alternative newspaper, The Orlando
Reuters reports: FCC Commissioner Michael Copps said he had asked the chairman of the FCC to open an inquiry into the February 24 incident at WHNT, a CBS affiliate in
One of my most stellar former students (and one who was never afraid to take me on in class), Mr. Jeffrey Fuller chimed in on the Clash of the Anti-Hillaristas
Underdog Blog reports on journalists that the U.S. is holding in captivity.
Clay Calvert and Robert Richards call for an end to the obscenity laws.
David Brooks wrote, in the Atlantic Monthly, about how “the revival of blatant sexism in American culture has many progressive thinkers flummoxed,” in his work “The Return of the Pig.”
A federal judge issued an order shutting down the wikileaks.com website. The judge’s order came in a case brought by a Cayman Islands bank which contends in court filings that
