A federal judge sided with the artificial intelligence company’s argument that the government violated its right to free speech, but the dispute is far from over.
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Posted inLaw and Justice
In Kentucky, Impeachment Threatens Judicial Independence
The state’s legislature, echoing Trump, could oust a judge not for misconduct such as accepting a bribe, but for her opinions from the bench.
Posted inHealth Care
Fraud Fight Rule #1: Go After the Big Fish
The DOJ crackdown on fraud at Somali-run social service organizations ignores the biggest alleged fraud scheme based in Minnesota.
Posted inNewsletter
Trump Is Trying to Control the Corporate Media. Here’s How You Can Stop Him
The president wants to pick CNN’s owners and decide what CBS News airs. Tax-deductible donations to Washington Monthly keep independent media alive.
Posted inThe Monopolized Economy
The DOJ Antitrust Suit Against Google is a Victory for the Washington Monthly
This magazine and, in particular, Phillip Longman, built the intellectual architecture to prosecute the tech giant’s predatory practices.
Posted inPolitics
The Washington Monthly’s Passion for Solutions
At the magazine, I’ve used my voice for a better journalism.
Posted inPolitics
The Race to Save Medical Research
As Congress winds down, health organizations are fighting for a bill that will save and reform the alliance between VA researchers and academic medical centers.
Posted inPolitics
Justice is Delayed as Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Does the appointment of a special counsel in the Trump cases mean justice denied? Merrick Garland’s appointment of Jack Smith is hardly comforting.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Department of Justice Steps Up Efforts to Target Naturalized Citizens
It is simply another way of implementing this administration’s xenophobic policies.
Posted inPolitical Animal
We Are in the Midst of a Trickle-Down Constitutional Crisis
A look at the big picture shows that our democratic institutions might be not be holding.
