Ohio man jailed for texting Shrek’s penis to a state senator. Your questions about Shrexting, answered.

An Ohio blogger spent 23 hours in jail after texting a senator a crude Shrek meme. Can political mockery be prosecuted? The First Amendment weighs in.

He spent 37 days in jail for a Facebook post — now FIRE has his back

If officials can arrest you because they dislike your social media posts, then none of us are safe to express ourselves.

No, JD Vance didn’t fuck a couch. But saying he did is free speech. Here’s why.

Free speech includes disinformation — but it’s sofa king important for people to separate fact from fiction on their own, without government interference.

Alarming proposal would punish K-12 students for any written communication unrelated to class

A Marshall University professor criticized unmasked Trump supporters. Then censorship spread.

FIRE’s Naughty List: 89 colleges earn our lowest rating for free speech

Since they love pre-written apology notes, Yale administrators should sign ours

[UPDATED] No, Elizabethtown College, your racially segregated event is not okay.

FIRE’s new defense fund is here to save college faculty jobs. And we just closed our first case.

‘Stop talking right now’: University of Oklahoma training shows instructors how to censor, indoctrinate students