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Todd Schmidt, the Laramie evangelist who recently settled his free-speech lawsuit against University of Wyoming officials over his calling out a transgender student by name on campus, says the outcome is “a win for all.”

By Bill StraubNKyTribune correspondentThe new Speaker of the House of Representatives has a Northern Kentucky connection.Rep. Mike Johnson, R-LA, was a lawyer before entering Congress in 20

Newly-elected Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, R-LA, has a Kentucky connection.

The Supreme Court declined to hear a pastor's free speech case against the University of Alabama, according to court documents.

The ACLJ just filed a friend-of-the-court brief urging the Supreme Court hear an important free speech case, Keister v. Bell. While this particular case involves a street preacher, the outcome of the litigation will affect the freedom of all people to speak on sidewalks along public streets. As we . . .

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Street preacher Joseph Maldonado has sued the City and County of Denver over its refusal to allow him to spread the word in high foot-traffic areas of Red Rocks Park — back when there were high-traffic areas, that is. "Mr. Maldonado is not seeking to go into the amphitheatre. Hes not seeking to go into the event. He wants to be in part of the park where people are already free to be," says Nate Kellum, a lawyer with the Memphis-based Center for Religious Expression, which filed suit in the U...