Orientation or Indoctrination? The University of Delaware’s Troubling Residential Life Program and Trustee Responsibility

Criminalizing “misleading” campaign speech may sound like a good idea, but handing politicians the power to define truth is a cure worse than the disease.

Spain launches an AI “hate” tracker, raising urgent questions about the future of online speech regulation.

FCC chair Brendan Carr warns broadcasters to “course correct” on Iran war coverage. But the First Amendment says government can’t decide truth.

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.