Trump's mongering of violence isn't protected free speech. There's a critical difference.
Should the speech of the person who incites the violence of others be protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution?
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Should the speech of the person who incites the violence of others be protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution?
Marielle Williamson believes people should have a choice on milk. She's suing the USDA, trying to undo a federal rule that bars criticizing milk.
For First Amendment watchers and guardians of democracy, we are — for good or bad — in a Golden Age of defamation.
Threats to the First Amendment are coming from across the political spectrum — but especially in the deep-red South.
Trump is allowed to dine with the anti-Semites. But when their supping is over, our job is to make them choke on their words — with our votes.