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"The government cannot excuse its indirect censorship of political speech simply by declaring the disfavored speech is 'false,'" the judge wrote.
The American Civil Liberties Union is defending a heterosexual blogger who received a cease-and-desist letter from Exodus International after he parodied the group's "ex-gay reparative therapy" billboards on his Web site.
Musician Michael Stipe says his band, R.E.M., has demanded a cease and desist from Fox News after the group's 1991 hit "Losing My Religion"was used during the network's coverage of the Democratic National Convention.
The Week That Was: What's in a song? Apparently a lot, if the song happens to be Heart's 1977 hit "Barracuda" and the people playing it happen to work for Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin. Moments after the McCain camp used the song to highlight the GOP's brash new political star, Heart front women Nancy and Ann Wilson publicly issued a cease-and-desist order. As the McCain campaign continues using the song on the trail, the battle lines have been drawn... but who's going to come out victorious?
Under a new Nassau County executive order, "female" teams with transgender athletes will be outright denied permits to use local facilities.
The state’s Republican AG had sued the Democratic Governor, saying the practice violated new state law.
Out lead singer Michael Stipe issued a profanity-laden statment to Trump and his GOP rival Ted Cruz
She says the relationship with a female campaign worker was consensual but inappropriate and denies having an affair with a male congressional aide.
The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission fined the franchise after an employee was harassed and fired due to his sexual orientation.
The televangelist, who has been involved in financial and sex scandals, claims his Silver Solutions products fight the new coronavirus strain.
The gay singer said he hoped Trump may have listened to Leonard Cohen's lyrics and felt some "remorse" for his past actions.
The church put on an altered, homophobic rendition of Hamilton without permission, and lawyers for the Broadway production aren't happy.
