The Utah Republican introduced the Senate version of the “Interstate Obscenity Definition Act” (IODA) — a recycled attempt to ban online pornography nationwide.

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As legal rulings block the Legislature’s ban on abortion and allow lawsuits against Freedom Caucus initiatives to proceed, ...

Documentary filmmaker Wendy Sachs is convinced that campus protests against Israel were prepared long in advance of the Hamas ...

Journalists say the law preventing people from coming near police officers if they are engaged in official duties violates ...