#FirstAmendment

Among social media commenters, columnists, and even heads of state, it’s a typical refrain: If we just rid ourselves of that…

Imagine your favorite team just scored an incredible, last-second goal at the World Cup. So you log online to celebrate…

MADISON, Wis., June 25, 2026 — An animal rights student group faces a disciplinary investigation at the University of Wisconsin-Madison…

In June 1845, Cassius Marcellus Clay launched an anti-slavery newspaper in Lexington, Kentucky, one block from one of the largest…

Your local TV stations are at risk.Not from advertisers or ratings — but from Washington.The Federal Communications Commission is demanding…

In a recent meeting, the Wall Street Journal reports, President Trump passed a stack of newspaper articles to acting Attorney General Todd…

This essay was originally published in the California Post/New York Post on May 7, 2026.The University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) School…

This essay was originally published by The Dispatch on May 6, 2026.The Department of Justice’s recent indictment of former FBI…

Editorial note: This conversation was recorded on Friday, April 24, the day before the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Both Nico…

The early internet opened unprecedented avenues for speech, creativity, and connection without traditional gatekeepers. But it also raised civil liberties…

After first signaling that satire might trigger administrative scrutiny in the wake of an April Fools’ controversy, the University of…

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