A sharply divided federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that an Oregon school employee’s display of books promoting binary gender views was not protected by the First Amendment when students were ...
Florida International University is doubling down on its decision to discipline a group of students for participating in a ...
A court ruling on academic freedom in Florida also affirms college students’ ability and right to exercise independent ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the wake of conservative activist Charlie Kirk's murder, a fierce First Amendment debate over the concept of "hate speech" has ...
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DOJ weighs civil rights probe into Fort Worth police over alleged First Amendment violations
The Civil Rights Division is seeking Fort Worth police records after viral videos captured officers allegedly restricting ...
Americans can now take over a dozen free, online courses hosted by Arizona State University to learn more about their First Amendment rights, thanks to a new partnership between two nonprofits. The ...
Recent firings and suspensions tied to politically charged online posts are sparking questions about what’s protected under the First Amendment. Channel 2 Investigative Reporter Ashli Lincoln spoke ...
Imagine a protest outside the funeral of a popular political leader, with some of the protesters celebrating the death and holding signs that say things like "God Hates the U.S./Thank God for 9/11," ...
The woman's brother said the photo was "basically like hounds surrounding her." One expert said the First Amendment protected ...
Less than half of Americans can name most of the rights protected under the First Amendment and under two-thirds can name the three branches of government, according to the Annenberg Constitution Day ...
The Freedom Forum is expanding its support of First Amendment journalism. A First Amendment Reporters initiative has expanded to include reporters at The Arizona Republic, The Indianapolis Star and ...
The Supreme Court has deadlocked on the question of religious charter schools, thanks to four justices who didn’t bother reading what the First Amendment says about separation of church and state.
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