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Congress’s Democratic leaders want the D.C. Circuit to know they are anything but neutral when it comes to net neutrality. More than two dozen congressional senators and representatives have signed on to an amicus brief supporting the FCC’s right to regulate Internet service providers as “common carriers.” The amicus brief puts the Congress members, lead […]Read More

When Mark Phariss and Vic Holmes tried to get married two years ago, they were told, “We don’t do that in Texas.” The couple sued, along with Nicole Dimetman and Cleo DeLeon, arguing that their relationship deserved equal legal rights and respect. They won in district court and, following the Supreme Court’s ruling on same-sex […]Read More

If Google search results are to comply with European law, they must do so globally, France’s data protection authority has ruled. That means that Google must apply the EU’s “right to be forgotten” to its search results throughout the world. After all, what good is being forgotten if another country’s Google search could easily find […]Read More

In what may be a landmark transgender rights case, the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has intervened on behalf of a transgender man suing his former employer for discrimination. Tristan Broussard is alleging that Mississippi-based First Tower Loan LLC wanted him to sign a document acknowledging that his “preference to act and dress as a […]

When it comes to protecting animal rights, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals doesn’t monkey around. Their message is simple: “Animals are not ours to eat, wear, experiment on, or use for entertainment.” Oh, and they should have access to intellectual property rights, too. Yep, according to a PETA lawsuit in San Francisco, animals […]

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