The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, part of the Bill of Rights, guarantees each person the freedom to speak out, untethered by government, in addition to freedom of the press. Yet our ...

“We are the free world now.” Those words from Raphael Glucksmann, a French socialist member of the European Parliament, captured the pearl-clutching outrage of Europeans after the Trump administration ...

First Amendment experts warn that a second Trump administration could pose risks to free speech. Potential actions include threatening news organizations, pulling university funds, and targeting law ...

European Union officials are in an uproar against the Trump administration for targeting abusers of free speech. But Europe clearly has a speech problem, with elites preferring to suppress speech ...

There are few things members of the legacy media hate more than free and “unfettered” conversations, which means there are few things they love more than the censorial European technocrat. Thus, to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “We are the free world now.” Those words from Raphael Glucksmann, a French socialist member of the European Parliament, captured ...

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Israeli cybersecurity billionaire Shlomo Kramer's push to limit free speech has sparked outrage among conservatives online. During an interview New Year's Day on CNBC, Kramer said "it's time to limit ...

A federal appeals court revived a First Amendment case challenging diversity, equity, and inclusion training imposed by a Missouri school district. The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth ...

First Amendment debates in 2026 are expected to focus on age verification, artificial intelligence, and academic freedom. Courts will likely continue to address campus speech, particularly concerning ...

Dec 30 (Reuters) - A divided U.S. appeals court on Tuesday said two employees of a Missouri school district were compelled to self-censor and make statements they disagreed with in order to complete ...