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Elon Musk announced early Saturday morning that his company X-Corp will be filing a “thermo-nuclear” lawsuit against Media Matters “the second court opens on Monday.” Elon added that he will sue “Their board, their donors, their network of dark money, all of them…” In his statement he released early this morning, Elon accuses Media Matters of creating a fake account that then curated the posts and advertising appearing on the account’s timeline to misinform advertisers about the placement of their posts.

Guest post by Lucian Wintrich America’s oldest Catholic institution, Georgetown University, was forced to host leaders of the Satanic Temple.

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This article originally appeared on WND.com Guest by post by Bob Unruh  Simply answered question about beliefs A student at the Art Institute of Chicago has been cleared of allegations of discrimination, launched under Title IX by a fellow student who asked her about her faith, and then was offended by the answer.

A number of large companies reportedly pulled their ads from Rumble late last week.

A man in Louisiana has just won a lawsuit against the town of Grand Isle.

This article originally appeared on WND.com Guest by post by Bob Unruh  Had ripped down flyers from parental rights group The mayor of Newburyport, Massachusetts, decided he didn’t like the message being offered in his community by a parental rights organization.

Harvard may be considered one of the top schools in the world on paper, but when it comes to free speech on campus they rank dead last, according to a top group that tracks the issue closely.

Elon Musk on Labor Day tweeted out that he will consider releasing communications by the Anti-Defamation League, a hard-core anti-First Amendment organization, that has pushed -X for years to crack down on conservative and anti-establishment accounts.

Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture is apparently triggered by free speech.

A new poll from Gallup has found that public confidence in higher education is at an historic low.

The Gateway Pundit reported that a student at the University of Cincinnati, Olivia Krolczyk, received a zero on a project for using the term “biological women.” TGP then reported that the gender studies professor involved in the incident, Melanie Nipper, was ordered to undergo free speech training and received a formal reprimand.

Members of the Revolutionary Communist Party in Philadelphia celebrated Independence Day by burning an American flag while the mayor spoke.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the law that prohibits recording in the state of Oregon.

The Gateway Pundit reported that a student at the University of Cincinnati, Olivia Krolczyk, received a zero on a project for using the term “biological women.” The gender studies professor involved in the incident, Melanie Nipper, has now been ordered to undergo free speech training.

A former Pennsylvania State University at Abington professor has filed a lawsuit after a college official told him, “There is a problem with the white race.” Zack De Piero, a former English professor, claims that the university discriminated against him and violated his free speech rights when he complained about the school’s “race-based dogma and discrimination.” He resigned in August of last year.

A soccer fan in the UK was arrested at the FA Cup Final at Webley Stadium for wearing an offensive shirt that had the number 97 with the words “not enough.” The shirt was in reference to the 97 people who died during the Hillsborough Disaster.