Supreme Court considers Calif. video game ban
BOSTON — While most of the nation’s attention was focused on the outcome of Tuesday’s elections, Supreme Court justices were talking about sex, violence and video games. The case before the high court,...
View ArticleVIDEO: Tour guides sue New Orleans over licensing rules
Tour guides unhappy with the city of New Orleans licensing process are taking their complaints to court. The Institute for Justice, a libertarian advocacy group out of Arlington, Va., is teaming with...
View ArticleWoman seeks to keep middle finger light display
The holidays may be over, but a Denham Springs woman wants to keep her unusual light display on her roof, showing an extended middle finger to her neighbors.
View ArticleCampus ‘free speech’ bill wins backing of Louisiana House
A proposal seeking to protect controversial speakers' appearances at Louisiana colleges and calling on campuses to punish students who disrupt them won support from House lawmakers on a second try.
View ArticleCampus ‘free speech’ bill struck down by Louisiana governor
A proposal aimed at protecting controversial speakers' appearances at Louisiana colleges and calling on campuses to penalize students who disrupt them has been vetoed by the governor.
View ArticleLawsuit accuses FBI of violating agent’s free speech rights
A suspended FBI agent in New Orleans sued the bureau and several superiors Monday for disciplining him after he sent a letter to a federal judge to express concerns about the Justice Department's...
View ArticleCollege ‘free speech’ measure signed by Louisiana governor
A measure aimed at protecting controversial speakers' appearances at Louisiana colleges has been signed into law by Gov. John Bel Edwards.
View ArticleRevised online speech policy ending suit against New Orleans
A federal lawsuit accusing the New Orleans city government of infringing on employees’ online free speech rights has been settled after the city revised its policy, according to court records. The...
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