I’ll keep saying my view: punishing students for having and expressing views disfavored by the current presidential administration is an inexcusable betrayal of academic freedom and free speech. It chills speech and teaches students the exact wrong lessons about public discourse.

Meet me at Lady Liberty in the next 15 mins if you want an ass-kicking

BREAKING MS NOW: FBI agents on Thursday raided the Cleveland offices of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative — a pro-democracy organization that helps register voters in that state, according to three people briefed on the search. ms.now/news/ohio-pro-democra…

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Let’s ride

Whip it into law? Ohio lawmakers consider designating annual 'Devo Day' ideastream.org/2026-06-01/wh…

And in the year 2026, the nation turns its gaze to Vanilla Ice

ON THE SLOW DEATH OF BIVENS: The D.C. circuit holds that Americans cannot sue IRS agents who maliciously audit them. Thanks to this kind of federal immunity, IRS agents now operate in a Constitution-free zone, above the law. Congress MUST fix the problem of federal immunity.

Emily Moreno invokes Ohio’s new anti-SLAPP law to seek dismissal of Congressman Max Miller’s defamation lawsuit. chandralaw.com/blog/emily-mo…

Free speech doesn't defend itself, and we're looking for a lawyer ready to do the hard work. Join our litigation team as a Staff Attorney and help defend First Amendment rights in court and beyond. Apply now! 💼: fire.org/careers/staff-attor…

use ai to automate busywork sure! but man if you're like playing 4-D chess with yourself humanizing and dehumanizing and rehumanizing wordslop idk maybe you've lost the plot

Extremely unethical sequence from Brunson lmao

Sam plz

I’ve decided I’m at peace. Go Cavs.

JUST IN: The transcript of Judge April Perry's comments in the Broadview Six hearing is in, and it is as described. "I have never seen the types of prosecutorial behavior before a grand jury that I saw in those transcripts."

Most people assume that if a federal agent violates your constitutional rights, you can sue. But it's not simple. The Institute for Justice has launched an exhaustive flowchart mapping the procedural and legal barriers standing between victims and accountability. What starts as a simple question — “Can I sue a federal agent?” — quickly turns into a legal nightmare of immunity doctrines, jurisdictional hurdles, procedural traps, and dismissed claims. This flowchart visualizes just how difficult it has become to hold federal agents accountable in court — even when serious constitutional violations are alleged. Start navigating the barriers here: ij.org/issues/project-on-imm…