First Amendment

The new judge previously ruled in DeSantis's favor over his controversial "Don't Say Gay" legislation.

The heavy hand of federal police power has gone missing when it comes to violence against Catholic churches and pro-life care centers.

"Montana has no authority to enact laws advancing what it believes should be the United States' foreign policy," TikTok told Newsweek.

Harry and Meghan "left Britain because they wanted a better relationship with the media" but have ended up echoing Princess Diana's experience.

Retaining "de minimis" as a valid, even if limited, legal standard will have an unfortunate impact.

The Left has a long and ignoble history of grasping at straws to demonize conservatives.

They even burned Michael Knowles in effigy.

With the jury officially selected, the billion-dollar trial will begin this week.

Recently revealed documents suggest that Dominion contacted Fox executives and hosts literally thousands of times over a three-month period to advise them that what was being broadcast about the company was false, all to no avail.

In the past several months, four prestigious law schools have shown an inability to tolerate opinions that transgress campus orthodoxies.

The Biden administration has cajoled and colluded with social media platforms to "suppress disfavored speakers, viewpoints, and content."

Following the tragic events in Nashville, left-wing columnists, entertainers, and activists directed their ire toward Christians.

Judge Thomas Parker raised concerns about a GOP-supported ban on drag performances infringing on the First Amendment.

The Biden DOJ's approach throws under the bus Sabbath-observers who encounter hostile employers or whose case comes before unsympathetic judges.

In addition to offending the Second Amendment, New York put the First Amendment squarely in its focus as well. If this sounds familiar.

How are we going to have a functional society when our society has no idea how it is supposed to function?

A journalist shouted "you're making a mockery of the First amendment" as Jason Sudeikis and the "Ted Lasso" cast stood in the White House press briefing room.

Howard Kurtz described Dominion's defamation lawsuit against Fox News as a "major test" for the First Amendment

The Founders believed that libel is outside the scope of freedom of speech and of the press.

Companies that make vote counting machines are suing Fox and others for defaming them. I'm advising clients in several lawsuits involving voting machines, and I'm a frequent contributor to some of these media. So, I am not unbiased. Nor am I unbiased regarding the First Amendment, which I believe is endangered by these lawsuits.

The former House speaker slammed a Florida state senator for introducing a bill that would require political bloggers to register with the state.

Gonzalez v. Google is about the scope of Section 230's immunity shield and the claims it protects tech companies from.

Making sure everyone is treated fairly affirms our nation's historic commitment to religious diversity.

Legal experts said Lindell lacks the standing to prove either of his constitutional claims against House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

"We're gonna run this all the way to the Supreme Court," Lindell vowed about his lawsuit against the House Speaker.

Some conservatives claim that without Section 230 tech companies will censor social media posts even more.

Harry and Meghan's spokesperson told Newsweek speculation they might sue after being roasted on South Park was "baseless and boring."

Meghan's legal team told a judge that her right to criticize Samantha Markle, who is suing her for defamation, is covered under the First Amendment.

One need not agree with Jack or Lorie's personal views to affirm that law-abiding Americans have a right to speak consistent with their beliefs.

The Supreme Court has agreed to decide the case of Gerald Groff, a Christian who lost his job with the Postal Service.