Elizabeth Nolan Brown, Reason, June 23,2022, writes that given the history of ads about abortion, free speech concerning those ads is destined to become a major issue given the recent Supreme Court decision over turning Roe v. Wade. Even after the Supreme Court ruled in Virginia v. Bigelow that bans on ads for abortion services violated the First Amendment, laws remained on the books. One problem likely to arise concerns social media platforms running pro-choice

The Dominion defamation lawsuit against Fox got a boost from Delaware judge Eric Davis who ruled that there was adequate showing that Fox was culpable in its false claim that Dominion was part of a national voter-fraud conspiracy to deprive then-President Donald Trump of victory in the 2020 election. In refusing to dismiss the lawsuit, Davis wrote, “Dominion alleges that: (1) Rupert Murdoch ‘controls everything’ within Fox News; (2) when viewership of Fox News declined

A recent survey of almost 12,000 working journalists revealed that they loved their work but were keenly aware of the challenges facing them and their industry. (Pew Research Center, June 14, 2022, by Jeffrey Gottfried, Amy Mitchell, Mark Jurkowitz and Jacob Liedke) An award-winning young journalist found himself priced out of journalism, hobbled by student debt and a devastating rent hike. Despite earning an income of just above Memphis median household income, Carrington J. Tatum