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Hotel’s Defamation Lawsuit Against Rabbi Shmuley Boteach Over Anti-Semitism Allegations Can Go Forward
An excerpt from Fontainebleau Florida Hotel, LLC v. Botach, decided today by Judge K. Michael Moore (S.D. Fla.): This case arises from an incident that occurred at the Fontainebleau Florida Hotel …. Plaintiff alleges that the following events occurred: After more than an hour of loitering, Defendant Boteach engaged in an uneventful conversation with a […]
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Why Charlie Kirk’s Murderer Is “Death Eligible” Under Utah’s Death Penalty Statute
Today state prosecutors in Utah County, Utah, charged Tyler Robinson with “aggravated murder” under Utah law, making him eligible for the death penalty if convicted. The prosecutors also announced that they will seek the death penalty. Under Utah law, a murder becomes aggravated, and thus, death eligible, if prosecutors can prove a specific aggravating circumstance […]
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Brendan Carr and Ted Cruz Don’t Think Charlie Kirk’s Murder Justifies Speech Restrictions
Since President Donald Trump appointed him as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Brendan Carr has deviated from his avowed commitment to the First Amendment in several notable ways. So it is surprising but encouraging to see Carr throw cold water on the notion that the government should try to suppress negative online comments […]
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Owner of Australia’s Iconic Clifftop ‘Crypto Castle’ Lifts Lid on Celebrity Guests
Australia’s iconic cliff-top “Crypto Castle” in Sydney’s South Coogee has always carried a sense of mystery, but now its owner, Fred Schebesta, has pulled back the curtain on some of the famous names who’ve passed through its doors. Perched on the cliffs with uninterrupted ocean views that stretch from Bondi to Lurline Bay, the property […]
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The Perverse Incentives for Snitch-Tagging Teachers Who Criticized Charlie Kirk
It’s often said that the First Amendment exists to protect unpopular speech. Benign comments about the weather or statements in support of things everyone already likes aren’t likely to be the subject of government censorship. In the case of First Amendment protections for government workers’ off-the-job speech, this dynamic is reversed. Public employees have robust […]
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Ozak AI Partners with Pyth Network to Deliver Real-Time Market Data Across 100+ Blockchains
Dubai, UAE, September 16th, 2025, Chainwire Ozak AI ($OZ) continues to redefine the environment of AI-powered crypto innovation by integrating artificial intelligence with DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network). This integration offers a scalable and intelligent base for blockchain adoption. Now, with its potential partnership with Pyth Network, Ozak AI is developing its ecosystem through access […]
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WATCH: Trump ‘100%’ Supports Designating Antifa A Domestic Terror Organization
Credit: (Screenshot), Fox News, via YouTube President Donald Trump is “100%” on board with designating Antifa a domestic terror organization following a rise in left-wing violence. The Center Square asked the president Monday afternoon in the Oval Office if he would designate the organization a domestic terror organization following a spate of political violence, including […]
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Pam Bondi Is Really Wrong About Hate Speech
Attorney General Pam Bondi has made quite the First Amendment-related faux pas: In a recent interview about what the federal government could do to deter political violence in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, she said the federal government would “go after” anyone engaged in hate speech. Bondi should know, however, that hate speech is […]
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Doctor Can’t Be Disciplined by Washington Medical Commission for Blog Posts About COVID
A short excerpt from the very long Wilkinson v. Wash. Med. Comm’n, decided today by Washington Court of Appeals Judge George Fearing, joined by Chief Judge Robert Lawrence-Berrey and Judge Tracy Staab; it strikes me as generally correct: Dr. Richard Wilkinson challenges discipline imposed on him by the Washington Medical Commission … related to his […]
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Trump Threatens Another Federal Takeover of D.C. While Planning Memphis Crackdown
President Donald Trump may not be done with his federal takeover of Washington, D.C., even though the emergency order that brought an influx of federal law enforcement and National Guard members to the nation’s capital expired last week. On Monday, Trump threatened to retake control of the D.C. police after Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser emphasized […]
