freedom of speech

“To me it sends a chilling message that if you are a Christian and you hold traditional Christian views you should be careful not to express them, because you might end up losing your job.”

The Supreme Court has struggled, many times, with defining that invisible and amorphous line between speech that is protected and speech that is prohibited.

Freedom of the press, net neutrality and freedom from surveillance all could be under assault during Trump's presidency.

Saudi Arabian blogger Raif Badawi was arrested four years ago for championing free speech.

In a society where everyone is easily offended, making people laugh is a treacherous business.

Badawi was sentenced to 10 years in prison and 1,000 lashes for comments made on his blog.

The “Sister Wives” reality show is set to test both a state bigamy law and protection of freedom of speech.

A ruling against Gawker could destroy the company and mean less protection for journalists.

The Charlie Hebdo shooting highlighted the threats faced by editorial cartoonists, according to a new report.

A prince of repression moves into pole position.

The release of the remaining detainees overcomes a big hurdle for historic talks next week aimed at normalizing ties after decades of hostility.

The 16 reporters locked up in Egypt stand for press freedom in the Middle East.

The Charlie Hebdo killers were operating under a misapprehension.

Satire wounds, but it does not kill.

Why does Moscow fear a small drama company?

The Danish editor who ran satirical cartoons about Islam pleads for tolerance.

Seth Rogen surprised patrons by appearing at a sold-out 12:30 a.m. screening of the movie at a theater in Los Angeles where he briefly thanked fans for their support.

The latest press-choking regulation from China's government is a warning to local reporters against working with foreign news organizations