What took them so long? New York Times, Guardian finally call for Assange’s freedom

Ten years after Wikileaks publisher Julian Assange was forced to seek refuge at the Ecuadorian embassy in London, and three years after he was arrested and subjected to solitary confinement, the editors and publishers of the <em>New York...

Rare Retrial Begins in Killing of American in Greece

Bakari Henderson, of Texas, was beaten to death in 2017. The men convicted in his case were found guilty of assault, but prosecutors are trying again with murder charges.

Palin v. NYT Is Latest Salvo Against Free Press Protection

Sullivan, once seen as a necessary shield to protect independent speech from powerful figures, is being painted as a bad guy.

A Key to Returning to Normal Is Paid Sick Leave, Democrats Say

There were a record number of people home sick with Covid in January. Democrats are trying to revive paid pandemic sick leave.

Authorities in Russia warn against anti-war protests

Protestors in Russia are reminded of the "negative legal consequences" of their actions

Kazakhstan’s Internet Shutdown Offers Lessons for Russia-Ukraine Crisis

Control of the internet is increasingly part of any modern conflict.

The World Needs What Intel Makes. Can It Make a Comeback?

Patrick Gelsinger is back running a company he first joined at 18. The chip maker was a Silicon Valley titan that lost its luster. As the world craves chips, the C.E.O. has faith he can fix it all.

Opinion | In Medieval Europe, a Pandemic Changed Work Forever. Can It Happen Again?

The peasant uprisings that erupted after the plague epidemic in 14th-century Europe may offer some warning of turmoil to come. 

Judge to dismiss Sarah Palin's lawsuit against New York Times

The judge made the announcement while the case while the jury was still deliberating.

Judge to throw out Sarah Palin's lawsuit against New York Times

A judge on Monday indicated he would dismiss a lawsuit against The New York Times filed by former Alaska Gov.

Judge says he'll dismiss Sarah Palin's libel suit against New York Times

The former Alaska governor claimed an errant editorial damaged her reputation.

Court (For Now) Says NY Times Can Publish Project Veritas Documents

We've talked about the hypocrite grifters who run Project Veritas, who, even when they have legitimate concerns about attacks on their own free speech, ran to court to try to silence the NY Times. Bizarrely, a NY judge granted Project...

Opinion | Jan. 6 Was a Warning. Will Lawmakers Do Anything to Protect the 2024 Election?

The Electoral Count Act needs fixing. Now.