First Amendment Challenge to SEC's 'Gag Rule' Arrives at Supreme Court

In a new petition, individuals who settled fraud claims with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission say the agency's ...

Can the FCC punish Iran war coverage? What the First Amendment says

Experts said the First Amendment and Communications Act of 1934 would support broadcasters in any potential FCC attempts to ...
SCOTUSblog

The First Amendment’s application to public university students: an explainer

Free speech on university campuses is a perennially hot topic, perhaps most recently reflected in protests about the ...

Anthropic’s First Amendment case

As Anthropic’s conflict with the Pentagon came to a head last month, President Donald Trump stepped in to call it a “RADICAL LEFT WOKE COMPANY” on Truth Social. Now, Anthropic is effectively arguing ...

Florida bill targeting public unions raises First Amendment questions

Florida's proposed union bill, SB 1296, faces bipartisan opposition from public workers who say it guts their First Amendment ...

Free speech case puts first graders’ rights in spotlight

The lawsuit involves a first grader who allegedly received a punishment for giving a Black Lives Matter drawing to an African ...
Courthouse News Service

Jewish news org claims First Amendment violations after school districts cancel speaking events

Bay Area school districts said the news organization didn't have protected a right to receive information on student reactions to a speaking event featuring Luai Ahmed.
The Baltimore Sun

From Adams to Trump: Presidents push the boundaries of the First Amendment

WASHINGTON — American presidents have long tested the bounds of First Amendment protections. From John Adams enforcing the Sedition Act that criminalized critical speech, to Woodrow Wilson suppressing ...