BrieAnna J. Frank
First Amendment Reporting Fellow at USA Today
@USATODAY First Amendment reporting fellow. Past: @azcentral/@azrepublicguild • @Suns fan • lover of books/history/travel Email: [email protected]
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usatoday.com | BrieAnna J. Frank
• The June 18 lawsuit was filed by the Los Angeles Press Club and the NewsGuild-Communications Workers of America. • The lawsuit comes after the Los Angeles Press Club and other groups filed a June 16 lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles and a June 18 lawsuit against Los Angeles County over similar allegations. • The lawsuits are filed in federal court in Los Angeles.
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usatoday.com | BrieAnna J. Frank
• The June 16 lawsuit in federal court in Los Angeles accuses the LAPD of using "excessive force" against the media. • The lawsuit said police violated press rights under both California and federal law. • The First Amendment Coalition is leading the lawsuit on behalf of the Los Angeles Press Club and the independent media outlet Status Coup.
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usatoday.com | BrieAnna J. Frank
• President Donald Trump created the Religious Liberty Commission with a May 1 executive order. • The commission met for the first time at the Museum of the Bible on June 16 in Washington, D.C.WASHINGTON −U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said religious liberty has “come under attack” in the nation during the inaugural meeting of President Donald Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission.
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usatoday.com | BrieAnna J. Frank
First Amendment to the U.S. ConstitutionPresident Donald Trump has said during his second term "religion is coming back to America" and has launched a new Religious Liberty Commission in his administration. The creation of the commission followed the establishment of the White House Faith Office in February, which replaced former President Joe Biden's White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships.
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usatoday.com | BrieAnna J. Frank
• Congress is weighing a vote on whether to claw back $1.1 billion already earmarked for public broadcasting over the next two years. • Meanwhile, other efforts are underway to strip the Corporation of Public Broadcasting of federal money. • PBS and NPR have filed lawsuits against the Trump administration, arguing the president is unlawfully retaliating against them for their speech.
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Thrilled that my story on the Supreme Court’s religious liberty cases is on A1 of today’s @USATODAY! The story @CQuintanaDC and I wrote about the endowment tax proposal in Pres. Trump’s tax/spending bill is also featured on A6. Thanks to @duanegang for editing these pieces! 📰 https://t.co/jEzjqHAipJ
Some experts were surprised by SCOTUS' deadlock in a case that could have created the nation's first religious charter school. But there are two other cases on the docket that could also reshape religious liberty in the US. Latest from me @USATODAY: https://t.co/DvGEoP5wrl
Hundreds of millions are at stake for some schools with a new endowment tax plan included in the bill. An exemption for religious schools est. after July 4, 1776 has the potential for First Amendment challenges. More from me/Chris Quintana @USATODAY: https://t.co/RglMJo2GBJ