First Amendment
302 pieces tagged “First Amendment”, newest first.
The Biggest Threat to 'Free and Fair' Elections: BIG Tech
Facebook and Google are actively undermining the integrity of national, state and local elections.
Court Favors Trump Twitter Trolls
Second Circuit ruling opens up questions on social-media companies serving as public forums.
A Law to Protect Campus Speech?
We wouldn't have thought it necessary in America, but South Dakota may lead the way.
SCOTUS Rules Against Left's War on Peace Cross
It was a big win for religious liberty, though the separate opinions leave too much wiggle room.
SCOTUS: First Amendment Contradictions?
Two cases of leftists either suppressing or compelling speech illustrate a big battle.
Democrats' Growing Problem With God
A House Dem omits "so help me God" from an oath — symptomatic of a larger issue.
Time to Break Up Facebook? Cofounder Says Yes
Hughes sees a monopoly in social media, but he calls for more government control over speech.
De-Platforming Free Speech
Facebook has banned several prominent voices under its convenient "hate speech" rubric.
NRA Sues LA Over Free-Speech Violation
City law requires all contractors employed by the city to disclose any association with the NRA.
Speech and Trademarks on Trial
Justices consider constitutionality of a law prohibiting "scandalous" and "immoral" trademarks.
Zuckerberg Calls for Regulation of the Internet
Facebook's CEO doesn't believe in free speech and wants a seat at the regulating table.
Trump Acts to Protect Free Speech at America's Universities
His EO threatens to withhold research grants to schools that don't promote and protect free speech.
New Zealand's Knee-Jerk Response Threatens Liberty
New Zealand's prime minister acts to ban semiautomatic rifles in wake of mosque massacre.
House Dems' Election (Fraud) Bill
Democrats pass latest government power grab under the guise of voter protection.
Libel: Covington Boys and a SCOTUS Review
Sandmann files suit against WaPo for libel, while Justice Thomas suggests revisiting a libel ruling.