In a closely watched First Amendment rights case, a former University of Wisconsin campus chancellor who was fired after making pornographic films with his wife prepared to argue Friday for keeping his tenured teaching position even as he faces removal for unethical behavior.
Read Also
- Lawyers say former Harrods boss Al Fayed was a 'monster' who abused women and girls
- Israel says it made ‘targeted strike’ in Beirut as Lebanon reels from pager blasts
- Chris Hedges: To the Israeli Soldier Who Murdered Aysenur Ezgi Eygi
- Trump vows to restore Muslim ban saying he won’t take refugees from ‘infested countries’
- Mother of Parkland County homicide victim Aylissa Rovere shares her grief
- Mark Robinson to stay in North Carolina race despite revelation of offensive comments
- In Israel, some want war with Hezbollah, others are worried
- Memorial service to be held for Calgary children’s entertainer Buck Shot
- I tried the £299 full-body scan that checks health risks in minutes
- Red and African Stream Latest Media to Face US Bans Over Alleged Russia Ties
Latest CTV News
- Lawyers say former Harrods boss Al Fayed was a 'monster' who abused women and girls
- Voters split on whether Harris or Trump would do a better job on the economy: AP-NORC poll
- Mayor of French town apologizes for his comments downplaying mass rape case
- Mexican president blames the U.S. for bloodshed in Sinaloa as cartel violence surges
- Alaska man charged with sending graphic threats to kill U.S. Supreme Court justices
- Porn-making former University of Wisconsin campus leader argues for keeping his teaching job
- Kentucky sheriff charged in killing of judge at courthouse
- Trial of man who killed 10 at Colorado supermarket turns to closing arguments
- U.S. Congress scrambles to ensure safety of presidential candidates in final weeks of campaign
- Hezbollah handed out pagers hours before blasts, even after checks: Reuters