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Rep. Devin Nunes Sues Twitter For Supposedly Censoring Conservatives

The California Republican's legal team alleged Twitter “shadow-banned” Nunes in 2018 “in order to restrict his free speech” and sway the midterm elections.
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For The First Time Ever, A Major U.S. City Has Banned Single-Use Plastics

Seattle, Washington has banned the use of single-use plastic straws and utensils.
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Amazon Cracks Down On Customer Returns

The e-commerce giant bans shoppers for violations such as returning items too often, sometimes without telling them what they did wrong.
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Transgender People Can Enlist In 2018 Despite Trump Administration's Efforts

The Pentagon announced that it will begin accepting transgender people starting January 1, 2018, going against the Trump administration’s plans to ban them from serving.
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Technology companies are opposing President Trump's immigration ban.

Major technology companies filed a legal brief against President Trump's Immigration ban.
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Trump To Sign Executive Order Banning Syrian Refugees

President Trump is preparing to fulfill his campaign promise to ban Muslims from entering the U.S.
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The French Burkini Ban Is A Regression In Women’s Rights

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People Are Furious About What Wisconsin Kids Were Told Not To Do At Games

Students are protesting by putting tape over their mouths.
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'Revenge Porn' Websites Face New York State Ban

“Revenge porn” websites will be banned in the state of New York, if the proposals of three legislators in the state are adopted.
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Why Ban Cousin Marriages?

The fact that 20 percent of global marriages take place between first cousins and most societies, including Europe and Canada, consider cousin marriages to be legal should give us a pause.
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