Texas legislators file unconstitutional bills to prohibit use of AI in election campaigns

A Texas state appeals court recently found a law limiting AI in elections advertisements unconstitutional on First Amendment grounds.

This is not a test: FIRE opposes FCC’s plan to regulate AI in political ads

The FCC appears to be gearing up for a regulatory power grab, looking for opportunities to plant its flag in a burgeoning new field.

RED FLAG: Franklin & Marshall students wave their speech rights goodbye

Franklin & Marshall unveils anti-speech policy targeting flags on campus.

Cornell falls short with new expression policy and guidance on faculty political speech

Cornell’s ‘Year of Free Expression’ turns out to be anything but.

Better than a poke in the eye: Creighton University Turning Point USA chapter’s suspension lifted, but it gets probation for planning an event featuring conservative speakers

FIRE to Creighton University: Student-organized events do not endanger your tax-exempt status

Might Garcetti v. Ceballos be limited in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District? — FAN 325

After FIRE criticism, Washington and Lee implements new political activity policy, allowing students to advocate for political candidates

From protests to the Supreme Court: How the Civil Rights Movement advanced First Amendment legal protections

Peaceful protests not only appealed to the moral conscience of the average citizen but were also vehicles for advancing civil rights

Washington & Lee to College Republicans: Stop advocating for candidate Glenn Youngkin in tight Virginia governor race

The university must immediately clarify that political student groups can be, well, political