After the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, Donald Trump wrote that his arrest would be the first "of many to come."
The perpetrators behind a wave of hateful texts and emails apparently targeting minorities after the election will likely be identified, but they probably won't be prosecuted.
Forced Christianity isn't indoctrination. But lessons on true Black history are.
Both books discuss perspectives and experiences not commonly represented in literature, providing a more representative selection for students. Claims that the content is “pornographic” are unfounded.
After being denied the right to cover racial justice protests last year, Alexis Johnson's discrimination lawsuit against her former employer moves forward.
Celebrities voices are powerful, but does the First Amendment allow them to say whatever they want?
A student organization invited Jared Taylor.
Remember the First Amendment? Well, some people don’t want free speech to apply to NFL players, especially Rep. Milo Smith, a Republican from Indiana. He is proposing new legislation that will require the Indianapolis Colts to refund fans if a player kneels during a game. Smith said, “To me when they take a knee during […]
After two and a half months and nine hours of testimony, history teacher Lee Francis learns his fate.
Lee Francis, a high school history teacher in Fayetteville, North Carolina, was suspended in September for stepping on the American flag during a lesson about First Amendment rights.
A North Carolina history teacher was suspended, could be fired, and faces the threat of losing his teacher's license for a lesson on freedom of speech.
Occupy Wall Street protesters claim that New York Police Department officers violated their constitutional rights.
