Political Attacks

A Virginia State Delegate has obtained a ruling from a judge who said there’s “probable cause” the books are obscene under state law.

Civil libertarians and sex work advocates have joined the chorus of plaintiffs and amici asking the Supreme Court to block a new Texas law.

The European Commission is to put forward a generalised scanning obligation for messaging services, according to a draft proposal obtained by EURACTIV.

The 5th Circuit has lifted an injunction on a Texas law barring social media platforms from exercising viewpoint-based editorial discretion.

The SMART Copyright Act would change the DMCA’s approach to “standard technical measures” used to combat online copyright infringement.

Congress wants to “do something” about misinformation spreading online, but the NUDGE Act is constitutionally problematic, critics say.

A hearing in Annapolis on Monday failed to loosen the tug of war between lawmakers and owners of adult clubs on Baltimore’s block. RELATED |Club owners on ‘the block’ insist their interests were ignoredDelegates listened as the top brass at the Baltimore City Police Department testified in favor of…

The Supreme Court declines to hear lawsuit against Facebook - and Clarence Thomas again calls for Congress to review the scope of Section 230.

Documents filed in cases against the SBA reveal the agency is struggling with definitions for key terms relied upon in its own rules.

Switter, the Australian online social media platform founded in early 2018 as a haven for adult content, announced that they have no recourse but to shut down the site permanently on March 14 due to anti-sex work and anti-LGBTQIA+ legislation that makes it impossible to do business. The site was the…