News Archive 12,880Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Podcast News and misinformation in early America April 3, 2026 In 18th century America, news traveled slowly across the Atlantic... Analysis UK government admits the obvious: Free countries shouldn’t police legal speech April 2, 2026 UK scraps “non-crime hate incidents,” but vague rules remain — as similar speech-policing quietly takes shape in the U.S. Podcast Social media = cigarettes? April 1, 2026 In March, juries in California and New Mexico delivered seminal verdicts holding Meta and YouTube liable for failing to protect young users from harm... Analysis Is it safe to use Signal? April 1, 2026 The encrypted messaging app Signal is back in the news — and this time, people are asking: Will using it get me arrested? Analysis Finnish Supreme Court fines politician for hate speech over religious pamphlet April 1, 2026 From Finland to Hong Kong, governments tighten speech controls: fines, arrests, and surveillance raise global alarms over expression. Press Release VICTORY: School district reverses suspension of student punished over pro-ICE poster April 1, 2026 After intervention by FIRE, a California school district has expunged its suspension of a high school junior for putting up a pro-ICE poster. Analysis The images a Florida city says only it can use March 30, 2026 Cape Coral is threatening critics with fines and jail for using its logo, raising serious First Amendment concerns. Analysis The UK is testing digital curfews. Social media bans for teens might be next. March 30, 2026 UK and Australia push teen social media bans as U.S. rulings reshape global speech and age-verification debates. Op-Ed Art is under attack at University of North Texas March 27, 2026 The University of North Texas has made a habit of pulling art from public view in recent years. Analysis The quiet death of academic tenure March 26, 2026 Academic tenure is being slowly dismantled across America, raising questions about free speech, political pressure, and higher education’s future. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 1,288 Next Page
12,880Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Podcast News and misinformation in early America April 3, 2026 In 18th century America, news traveled slowly across the Atlantic... Analysis UK government admits the obvious: Free countries shouldn’t police legal speech April 2, 2026 UK scraps “non-crime hate incidents,” but vague rules remain — as similar speech-policing quietly takes shape in the U.S. Podcast Social media = cigarettes? April 1, 2026 In March, juries in California and New Mexico delivered seminal verdicts holding Meta and YouTube liable for failing to protect young users from harm... Analysis Is it safe to use Signal? April 1, 2026 The encrypted messaging app Signal is back in the news — and this time, people are asking: Will using it get me arrested? Analysis Finnish Supreme Court fines politician for hate speech over religious pamphlet April 1, 2026 From Finland to Hong Kong, governments tighten speech controls: fines, arrests, and surveillance raise global alarms over expression. Press Release VICTORY: School district reverses suspension of student punished over pro-ICE poster April 1, 2026 After intervention by FIRE, a California school district has expunged its suspension of a high school junior for putting up a pro-ICE poster. Analysis The images a Florida city says only it can use March 30, 2026 Cape Coral is threatening critics with fines and jail for using its logo, raising serious First Amendment concerns. Analysis The UK is testing digital curfews. Social media bans for teens might be next. March 30, 2026 UK and Australia push teen social media bans as U.S. rulings reshape global speech and age-verification debates. Op-Ed Art is under attack at University of North Texas March 27, 2026 The University of North Texas has made a habit of pulling art from public view in recent years. Analysis The quiet death of academic tenure March 26, 2026 Academic tenure is being slowly dismantled across America, raising questions about free speech, political pressure, and higher education’s future. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 1,288 Next Page
Podcast News and misinformation in early America April 3, 2026 In 18th century America, news traveled slowly across the Atlantic...
Analysis UK government admits the obvious: Free countries shouldn’t police legal speech April 2, 2026 UK scraps “non-crime hate incidents,” but vague rules remain — as similar speech-policing quietly takes shape in the U.S.
Podcast Social media = cigarettes? April 1, 2026 In March, juries in California and New Mexico delivered seminal verdicts holding Meta and YouTube liable for failing to protect young users from harm...
Analysis Is it safe to use Signal? April 1, 2026 The encrypted messaging app Signal is back in the news — and this time, people are asking: Will using it get me arrested?
Analysis Finnish Supreme Court fines politician for hate speech over religious pamphlet April 1, 2026 From Finland to Hong Kong, governments tighten speech controls: fines, arrests, and surveillance raise global alarms over expression.
Press Release VICTORY: School district reverses suspension of student punished over pro-ICE poster April 1, 2026 After intervention by FIRE, a California school district has expunged its suspension of a high school junior for putting up a pro-ICE poster.
Analysis The images a Florida city says only it can use March 30, 2026 Cape Coral is threatening critics with fines and jail for using its logo, raising serious First Amendment concerns.
Analysis The UK is testing digital curfews. Social media bans for teens might be next. March 30, 2026 UK and Australia push teen social media bans as U.S. rulings reshape global speech and age-verification debates.
Op-Ed Art is under attack at University of North Texas March 27, 2026 The University of North Texas has made a habit of pulling art from public view in recent years.
Analysis The quiet death of academic tenure March 26, 2026 Academic tenure is being slowly dismantled across America, raising questions about free speech, political pressure, and higher education’s future.
