Massapequa was among four school districts on Long Island that filed a federal suit challenging the ban, arguing their choice ...

There was no comedian. What remained at the White House Correspondents' Association's annual dinner were the journalists and the First Amendment. The stripped-down festivities Saturday night were ...

The brief argues that various protections, including the First Amendment and reporter’s privilege, bar the court from granting the discovery requested in this case. The brief also emphasizes how such ...

In an interview with Status published Thursday, WHCA President and MSNBC correspondent Eugene Daniels called the dinner “a celebration of the First Amendment” and suggested he is indifferent a ...

Photo: Michal Kamaryt/CTK via ZUMA Press/Ben Margot/AP The Supreme Court will consider next Wednesday whether the First Amendment requires states to permit religious charter schools. The case ...

There are people who want to film, which is protected free speech, so I think we are going to have to walk the line here in enforcing the law and also respecting people’s First Amendment ...

Amici are 22 legal scholars who research, teach, and publish scholarship on the First Amendment's free speech clause. Their names, their institutional affiliations, and examples of their relevant ...

WASHINGTON—FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez has announced that she is partnering with consumer and civil society organizations to launch a “First Amendment Tour” of events to challenge government ...

and as the president continues to berate and attack the press and the First Amendment more broadly. Before he even began his second term, Trump secured a $15 million payment from ABC News as part ...

The university sued the Trump administration on Monday after the government said it would freeze $2.2 billion in grants over demands to audit the Harvard study body for "viewpoint diversity." ...

The lawsuit alleges that the Trump administration’s “attempt to coerce and control Harvard disregards First Amendment principles ... a government-approved auditor to ensure that every ...

In New York Times v. Sullivan, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1964 that the First Amendment protects statements about public figures, including false ones, unless officials can prove the required ...