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Possible covert censorship tactics investigated.

Illinois has a a good, balanced law limiting such surveillance, especially given Chicago’s long, checkered history of police spying abuse.

Sonoma County Superior Court Judge Mark Urioste’s ruling Monday was the culmination of a five-hour preliminary hearing for defendants Rachel Ziegler and Jonathan Frohnmayer.

Groups Urge Court to Protect First Amendment-Protected Speech on Twitter and Other Online Platforms From Overbroad Moderation.

Foaming at the mouth about free speech on Twitter, Actor Mark Ruffalo suggests the same remedy as Justice Clarence Thomas.

A former top FBI official has backed out of scheduled testimony with the House Judiciary Committee to address claims that the Biden administration pressured agents to label cases as domestic extremism or white supremacy, the panel's top Republican said.

In Punchbowl, Inc. v. AJ Press, LLC, the Ninth Circuit affirmed a trademark win for upstart news outlit Punchbowl News. In doing so, the court held that First Amendment protection extends to the names of commercial enterprises.

The Copia Institute was back at the Supreme Court last week with a new amicus brief urging it to grant review of the Eleventh Circuit's decision in NetChoice v. Moody. That case, if you remember, took issue with the Florida's attempt to regulate the Internet with its social media bill (this was the one with…

A free-speech case that will be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court next week is expected to be an important legal test for First Amendment-protected rights. It also represents a second chance for the high court to defend religious liberty in a highly secularized culture.

State laws prohibiting discrimination in public accommodations are necessarily subject to constitutional limits on governmental power.