The lawsuits, which accused the company of harming young people through the design of their speech platforms, relied on untested legal theories that faced serious First Amendment challenges.
A New Jersey school board member posted about taxes on Facebook, and a fellow board member complained to the state’s ethics commission. Now it’s a First Amendment fight.
A Tennessee school has learned — again — that forcing patriotism violates the First Amendment. Students can’t be punished for sitting during the Pledge.
