#first-amendment

#first-amendment

The Trump administration requested the Supreme Court to lift an injunction blocking ICE's mass arrest program based on unconstitutional racial profiling, claiming it disrupts immigration enforcement.

Badar Khan Suri, a postdoctoral fellow, will be allowed to resume work after a court settlement, though his long-term status remains uncertain due to ongoing litigation.

Over 2,000 members of the Writers Guild of America, both East and West, signed an open letter decrying escalating attacks on independent media by the Trump Administration.

The First Amendment's establishment clause forbids the government from establishing an official religion, from giving preference to a specific religion and from favoring or disfavoring religion in general.

District Attorney Jeff Rosen has fired Deputy District Attorney Daniel Chung twice, ordered to reinstate him both times by an arbitrator and the Santa Clara County Personnel Board.

Hulk Hogan, a towering icon of professional wrestling, significantly impacted digital publishing by suing Gawker over a leaked sex tape, leading to a monumental jury verdict.

The Freedom of the Press Foundation expressed serious concern about ICE agents harassing journalists, indicating that their conduct raises significant First Amendment and press freedom issues.

The removal of Sheriff Christina Corpus should be conducted publicly with full transparency, not behind closed doors, as elected official proceedings require openness.

The court ruled that the mere fact that Mackey posted memes, even with intent to injure others' voting rights, is not enough to prove a violation of Section 241.

First Amendment auditors seek to test if their Constitutional rights are infringed by recording videos in public and semipublic spaces, targeting public service personnel.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has put 144 employees on leave after they signed a letter criticizing the Trump administration's "harmful" policies.

"Wood's suit, by her own admission, challenges only the statute's application to her speech 'in the classroom.' That means the state law governs her actions as an employee of the state, and does not infringe on her rights as a private citizen."

In a time when democracy seemed threatened, Moyers' commitment to bold journalism and active discourse was a clarion call for the future of American democracy.

In the face of unfounded allegations questioning my citizenship, I reaffirm my identity as a proud American, dedicated to serving all New Yorkers.

The First Amendment leaves undisturbed States' traditional power to prevent minors from accessing speech that is obscene from their perspective.

Since you live in this country and enjoy its freedom, if you don't like it, you should go back to your country.

My grandmother was the woman who staved off threats from President Richard Nixon, defied her lawyers and her board, and said yes to publishing the Pentagon Papers.

Participating in protests on public property is protected under the First Amendment, provided it does not obstruct traffic. Peaceful civil disobedience is not protected.

The Exponent has served Purdue University for decades, but the end of the partnership raises questions about free speech and student journalism's access to institutional support.

The plaintiffs seek an injunction to restore their lost funding and prevent unlawful grant terminations, illustrating the vital role federal grants play in research.