Judge limits Biden administration in working with social media companies

The lawsuit alleged that the federal government overstepped in its efforts to convince social media companies to address postings that could result in vaccine hesitancy during the COVID-19 pandemic or affect elections.

RSU 9 approves revised public comment policy

Regional School Unit 9 board of directors approved a revision of their policy on public comment during board meetings on Tuesday, April 25.

Access denied: Authorities refuse to release records for Maine school shooter hoax calls

First Amendment advocates across New England say the sweeping decision sets a dangerous precedent.

Concerns emerge over bill proposing privacy amendment to Maine Constitution

The legislation would add privacy as a natural right in Maine and protect electronic data and communication from unreasonable seizure by the government.

New bill that targets press is part of a nationwide push

Proposed Stop Guilt by Accusation Act introduced in Augusta follows failed efforts to pass the measure in other states.

Trump reverses plan to shut down military’s Stars and Stripes newspaper

The move had been in the works for months, but the president reversed the decision on a day when he was criticized for reports that he has disparaged service members.

Appeals court reviews ruling that put Cape Elizabeth student’s suspension on hold

The district suspended Aela Mansmann for 3 days last year after she posted notes in a school bathroom about a rapist in the high school, an act she and her mother argue constitutes protected speech.

Appeals court: Topsham student has no right to record school day

Newspapers sue Biddeford over ordinance limiting deliveries

ACLU to Paul LePage: Stop censoring Facebook