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Immigration Tracking App Maker Sues Trump Administration Over Free Speech
The maker of an iPhone app that flagged sightings of U.S. immigration agents sued the Trump administration for free speech violations on Monday, alleging that U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi used her "state power" to force Apple to remove the app.
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Trump Administration Orders Enhanced Vetting For H-1B Visa Applicants
The Trump administration has ordered increased vetting of applicants for H-1B visas for highly skilled workers, with anyone involved in "censorship" of free speech considered for rejection, according to a State Department cable seen by Reuters.
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Fact Check: Pak Caught Lying About Indian Delegation At Oxford Union
Indian leaders and scholars have demolished Oxford Union's attempt to push a Pakistani narrative under the guise of free speech at an event at the debating society in Britain.
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IIT Kharagpur Opens Applications For Free Deep Learning, AI Course, Starts January 19
IIT Kharagpur Deep Learning Course: The course begins in January 2026, and students interested in learning about image recognition, speech recognition, and similar AI tasks can apply
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"I'm All About Stopping War": Trump In Israel Amid Cheers, Call for Nobel
US President Donald Trump praised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he began his speech in the Israeli Parliament hours after Hamas freed 20 remaining hostages:"Thank you very much, Bibi. Great job".
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Trump Targeting Pro-Palestinian Students "Suppression Of Free Speech": US Court
The Trump administration's policy of arresting and trying to deport international students for protesting in support of the Palestinians is blatant and illegal suppression of free speech, a judge said Tuesday.
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"Save Your Tears": White House Responds To Ariana Grande's Anti-Trump Post
American popstar Ariana Grande's latest social media post questioning US President Donald Trump's handling of recent events and policy decisions has received a direct response from the White House.
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"Anti-American": Jimmy Kimmel On Donald Trump's Threats To Silence Him
TV host Jimmy Kimmel defended free speech when he returned to US screens on Tuesday, calling government pressure on his late-night talk show "anti-American" as critics decried his suspension as an attack on constitutional rights.
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Jimmy Kimmel To Be Back On Air But Still Face Partial Boycott
Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show will be back on the air in the United States Tuesday after a week-long hiatus following government pressure on broadcasters that critics said amounted to a chill on free speech -- but it won't be on everywhere.
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Negative Media Coverage Is 'Illegal': Trump Amid Debate Over Kimmel Show
President Donald Trump on Friday bashed US media coverage that he claimed was unduly negative and therefore "illegal," stoking a debate over free speech following the suspension of comedian Jimmy Kimmel's TV show by ABC.
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Trump Warns TV Networks Over 'Negative Press' After Jimmy Kimmel Suspension
US President Donald Trump has suggested that the government could punish media networks that criticise him.
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Democrats Introduce Free Speech Bill Amid Row Over Jimmy Kimmel Suspension
After ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show, congressional Democrats have denounced the Trump administration's threats against political critics and unveiled a bill that would bolster free speech protections against government officials.
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UK PM Says Free Speech Must Be Protected, But There Is A Limit
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Thursday that Britain "fiercely" protects free speech, but when it was used to incite real harm to children and vulnerable people there was a limit.
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Explainer: ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Suspension And Free Speech Rights
Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show was suspended indefinitely by TV broadcaster ABC after his comments about the assassination Charlie Kirk prompted criticism from the head of the top U.S. communications regulator against the broadcaster.
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Video: Trump Teases Zuckerberg About His "Political Career", Gets Swift Rejection
US President Donald Trump joked with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the White House dinner with tech leaders, saying that this would be the beginning of his "political career", to which the tech founder quickly said, "No, it's not".
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Immigration Tracking App Maker Sues Trump Administration Over Free Speech
The maker of an iPhone app that flagged sightings of U.S. immigration agents sued the Trump administration for free speech violations on Monday, alleging that U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi used her "state power" to force Apple to remove the app.
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Trump Administration Orders Enhanced Vetting For H-1B Visa Applicants
The Trump administration has ordered increased vetting of applicants for H-1B visas for highly skilled workers, with anyone involved in "censorship" of free speech considered for rejection, according to a State Department cable seen by Reuters.
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Fact Check: Pak Caught Lying About Indian Delegation At Oxford Union
Indian leaders and scholars have demolished Oxford Union's attempt to push a Pakistani narrative under the guise of free speech at an event at the debating society in Britain.
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IIT Kharagpur Opens Applications For Free Deep Learning, AI Course, Starts January 19
IIT Kharagpur Deep Learning Course: The course begins in January 2026, and students interested in learning about image recognition, speech recognition, and similar AI tasks can apply
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"I'm All About Stopping War": Trump In Israel Amid Cheers, Call for Nobel
US President Donald Trump praised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he began his speech in the Israeli Parliament hours after Hamas freed 20 remaining hostages:"Thank you very much, Bibi. Great job".
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Trump Targeting Pro-Palestinian Students "Suppression Of Free Speech": US Court
The Trump administration's policy of arresting and trying to deport international students for protesting in support of the Palestinians is blatant and illegal suppression of free speech, a judge said Tuesday.
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"Save Your Tears": White House Responds To Ariana Grande's Anti-Trump Post
American popstar Ariana Grande's latest social media post questioning US President Donald Trump's handling of recent events and policy decisions has received a direct response from the White House.
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"Anti-American": Jimmy Kimmel On Donald Trump's Threats To Silence Him
TV host Jimmy Kimmel defended free speech when he returned to US screens on Tuesday, calling government pressure on his late-night talk show "anti-American" as critics decried his suspension as an attack on constitutional rights.
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Jimmy Kimmel To Be Back On Air But Still Face Partial Boycott
Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show will be back on the air in the United States Tuesday after a week-long hiatus following government pressure on broadcasters that critics said amounted to a chill on free speech -- but it won't be on everywhere.
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Negative Media Coverage Is 'Illegal': Trump Amid Debate Over Kimmel Show
President Donald Trump on Friday bashed US media coverage that he claimed was unduly negative and therefore "illegal," stoking a debate over free speech following the suspension of comedian Jimmy Kimmel's TV show by ABC.
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Trump Warns TV Networks Over 'Negative Press' After Jimmy Kimmel Suspension
US President Donald Trump has suggested that the government could punish media networks that criticise him.
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Democrats Introduce Free Speech Bill Amid Row Over Jimmy Kimmel Suspension
After ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show, congressional Democrats have denounced the Trump administration's threats against political critics and unveiled a bill that would bolster free speech protections against government officials.
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UK PM Says Free Speech Must Be Protected, But There Is A Limit
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Thursday that Britain "fiercely" protects free speech, but when it was used to incite real harm to children and vulnerable people there was a limit.
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Explainer: ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Suspension And Free Speech Rights
Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show was suspended indefinitely by TV broadcaster ABC after his comments about the assassination Charlie Kirk prompted criticism from the head of the top U.S. communications regulator against the broadcaster.
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Video: Trump Teases Zuckerberg About His "Political Career", Gets Swift Rejection
US President Donald Trump joked with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the White House dinner with tech leaders, saying that this would be the beginning of his "political career", to which the tech founder quickly said, "No, it's not".
