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Donald Trump · United States

ICE deletes post about stopping 'illegal ideas' from crossing border

46% Center coverage: 11 sources

The agency acknowledged it made a mistake with the wording.See the Story

Book Bans · Florida

Book banned in Florida focus of SCOTUS case

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A prince lassos a dragon, saving a knight in shining armor from certain death. But the prince slips and as he falls, the knight and his steed race to return the favor. Then the two men fall in love. That story, “Prince and Knight,” is one of five children’s books featuring LGBTQ characters and aimed at kindergarten through the fifth grade that have roiled a diverse suburban Maryland school district and led to a Supreme Court case that the justic…See the Story

Tariffs · United States

Imports, Tariffs, Mail, and the Comstock Act (Pt. 3) – Comic Book Legal Defense Fund

We’ll return to where things stand with the financial aspect of comics-related tariffs in my next post, but for this I want to respond to a question we’ve received several times in recent weeks: could we see a revival of prosecutions under the Comstock Act, the 19th century law prohibiting the mailing of obscene, immoral, indecent, and lewd material? This question is particularly relevant not only because the U.S. Postal Service is aggressively …See the Story

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