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Lawsuit Challenges Ohio’s Social Media Parental Notification Act, Claiming Unconstitutionality

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — A lawsuit has been filed against the state of Ohio, challenging the implementation of the Social Media Parental Notification Act, as announced by Lt. Gov. Jon Husted. The upcoming law, set to take effect in less than two weeks, aims to restrict young people’s access to social media with a focus on promoting mental health wellness for future generations. According to Husted, the lawsuit was filed by NetChoice on behalf of Meta and other social media corporations. The legal action argues that the new law is unconstitutional. Developed over several months, the … Read more

Disturbing Video Captures Man’s Violent Assault on Las Vegas Judge, Claiming She was “Evil”

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – A man who launched himself at a Las Vegas judge during a courtroom hearing claimed that she was “evil” and “had it out for him,” according to an arrest report. The incident, which was captured in a viral video, occurred when District Judge Mary Kay Holthus denied probation to the man, Deobra Redden, and sentenced him to prison. During an investigation, corrections officers reported that Redden had admitted to attempting to kill the judge because he had a “bad day.” Additionally, as Redden was being escorted to the Clark County Detention … Read more

Lawsuit Challenges Burien’s Homeless Camping Ban, Claiming Unconstitutional Treatment of Residents

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BURIEN, Wash. – The City of Burien in Washington is facing a lawsuit over its public camping ordinance, which has been challenged by The Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness and three unhoused individuals. The lawsuit seeks to have the ordinance declared unconstitutional and is being represented by the Northwest Justice Project. According to Scott Crane, a spokesperson for the organization, the ordinance effectively forces homeless people to leave the city as it restricts their ability to exist outdoors and meet their basic needs. The camping ban was passed in 2023 as a response to Burien’s … Read more