October was a heated month for expression at Haverford — but incidents on campus shouldn’t chill student expression.
The Education Department’s final accreditation rule boosts campus speech protections in some places and invites trouble in ...
Fifteen years ago, the Supreme Court in Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association struck down a California law barring the sale of violent video games to minors. The Court held that the state’s ...
Halloween costume warnings may be well-intentioned, but they chill student expression without eliminating hate or making ...
When MSU trustee Michael Balow refused to give up his First Amendment rights, the board imposed severe punishments that are ...
SEATTLE, Oct. 29, 2026 — The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression today urged 20 Washington cities — from Seattle ...
A California college police officer threatened a student over anti-police flyers. The school retrained officers, but ...
That’s how a federal court described President Trump’s now-dismissed defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal over a story about Trump allegedly signing a birthday book for Jeffrey Epstein.
Costa Mesa police Sgt. Phil Myers, left, and Lt. Mark Manley attend a city council budget hearing in Costa Mesa, California, June 21, 2011. Think of a political or social issue you care about. Now ...
From arrests to online censorship, foreign governments are increasingly targeting Americans for speech protected by the First ...
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