#CampusPolicy

You’re most likely reading this article from a country that is not China. So, naturally, you might think that China’s…

In 18th century America, news traveled slowly across the Atlantic. Newspapers reprinted secondhand reports, private letters, and unverified stories from…

Ronald Collins, a retired law professor and longtime First Amendment scholar, has joined FIRE’s Advisory Council.Collins most recently taught at…

With an act designated as “non-crime,” you might reasonably expect the role for law enforcement to be quite limited. No…

SAN DIEGO, April 1, 2026 — After intervention by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, a California school district…

The future of expression online will in part rest on today’s debates over what age groups can legally use platforms…

At issue: Can schools ban sanitized political expression just because someone considers it profane?SAND LAKE, Mich., March 26, 2026 –…

The verdicts against social media companies in California and New Mexico over the past two days reveal a disturbing trend: Americans are…

The political sphere, and the world more broadly, would probably be a better place if we did away with the…

Governments around the world have increasingly sought to regulate online speech well beyond their borders.If global platforms are forced to…

This essay was originally published by UnHerd on March 16, 2026.Over the weekend, the federal government threatened to effectively censor…

“It’s like clockwork. War breaks out. Then come the calls for censorship,” my colleague Nico Perrino warned last week about calls…