Supreme Court Upholds Covid-era Censorship
The Supremes thumbed their collective noses today at freedom of speech and the First Amendment by saying that the challengers to government censorship of the Internet have no standing.
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The Supremes thumbed their collective noses today at freedom of speech and the First Amendment by saying that the challengers to government censorship of the Internet have no standing.
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The Supremes thumbed their collective noses today at freedom of speech and the First Amendment by saying that the challengers to government censorship of the Internet have no standing.
Paul Dragu is a senior editor at The New American , award-winning reporter, host of The New American Daily , and writer of Defector: A True Story of Tyranny, Liberty and Purpose .
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