Australia’s top bureaucrats want limits on politicians sharing parliamentary clips that invite ridicule. That’s exactly when ...
A year after Charlie Kirk’s killing, lawsuits show how costly it is to fire public employees for expressing an opinion ...
The assassination of Charlie Kirk generated a wave of censorship at America's colleges over the past year, further ...
Florida wildlife officials searched critics’ private records after they spoke out. The agency’s threat justification raises ...
With the new “green light” rating, the University of Southern California’s retabulated ranking would be 37th nationally in FIRE’s College Free Speech Rankings, 179 places higher than its ranking a ...
Whitman promises students free speech and association. Its student senate still rejected a Republican club after grilling members on their politics.
SEATTLE, Sept. 3, 2026 — The University of Washington paid $600,000 after punishing Professor Stuart Reges for parodying a ...
Florida wants public colleges out of politics. But a loophole in its neutrality plan could give administrators a new license ...
A California court just held what Jefferson knew in 1798, that the government cannot deport people for their opinions, however much it hates them.
Hong Kong jails Tiananmen memorial organizers, China imprisons an artist for mocking Mao, and Beijing's censorship reaches ...
Shiloh Hendrix at a playground in a public park in Rochester, Minnesota, in April 2025. A few years ago, the Supreme Court reaffirmed a basic free speech principle: “the First Amendment protects an ...
This is part of a weekly series on AI and free speech. The most important decisions about our lives can turn on factors ranging from unfair to downright absurd. In medieval England, a criminal facing ...
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