News Archive 7,267Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Free Speech Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. News AI is new — the laws that govern it don’t have to be March 28, 2025 Existing laws and deliberation offer the tools we need to handle emerging technologies, rather than hasty lawmaking. News Defending free speech: FIREand Substack partner to protect writers in America March 28, 2025 America has recently sent a message to foreigners lawfully residing in the country: You can stay here — but only if you give up your freedom of speech News Brown University targets student journalist for sending DOGE-like emails March 27, 2025 After a student asked administrators what they did last week, Brown launched an probe based on claims he had “emotionally harmed” several employees News ‘Building Balance’ at Harvard: Allison Pillinger Choi’s bid for alumni leadership March 26, 2025 FIREsat down recently with Choi, whose campaign focuses squarely on viewpoint diversity News Should the government punish you for allegedly ‘undermining’ American diplomacy? March 26, 2025 Federal officials are targeting immigrants for expression they say could impact American diplomacy — with profound implications for free speech. News Victory in Virginia! Gov. Youngkin defends free speech by vetoing bill on ‘altered’ political media March 25, 2025 Virginia lawmakers wanted to punish voters for posting 'altered' media of candidates without disclaimers — but Gov. Youngkin just shut that down News DEI statements could function as ideological firewalls, new study finds March 25, 2025 Supporters claim requiring DEI statements in faculty hiring can help foster fairness, but new evidence suggests it could have the opposite result Blog Is it ‘hate speech’ to say Jesus needs a haircut? March 25, 2025 TikToker sentenced for joke about Jesus' hair, Iran uses facial recognition to silence women, and 2024 was the worst-ever for internet shutdowns Press Release VICTORY: Federal court blocks Texas A&M’s unconstitutional drag ban March 24, 2025 A federal judge upheld the First Amendment rights of a Texas A&M student group by blocking an attempt by officials to ban the group's upcoming drag show "Draggieland" News Columbia caves to feds — and sets a dangerous precedent March 21, 2025 The federal government abandoned its existing process to brow-beat Columbia — but higher education reform shouldn’t resemble a shakedown. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 727 Next Page
7,267Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Free Speech Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. News AI is new — the laws that govern it don’t have to be March 28, 2025 Existing laws and deliberation offer the tools we need to handle emerging technologies, rather than hasty lawmaking. News Defending free speech: FIREand Substack partner to protect writers in America March 28, 2025 America has recently sent a message to foreigners lawfully residing in the country: You can stay here — but only if you give up your freedom of speech News Brown University targets student journalist for sending DOGE-like emails March 27, 2025 After a student asked administrators what they did last week, Brown launched an probe based on claims he had “emotionally harmed” several employees News ‘Building Balance’ at Harvard: Allison Pillinger Choi’s bid for alumni leadership March 26, 2025 FIREsat down recently with Choi, whose campaign focuses squarely on viewpoint diversity News Should the government punish you for allegedly ‘undermining’ American diplomacy? March 26, 2025 Federal officials are targeting immigrants for expression they say could impact American diplomacy — with profound implications for free speech. News Victory in Virginia! Gov. Youngkin defends free speech by vetoing bill on ‘altered’ political media March 25, 2025 Virginia lawmakers wanted to punish voters for posting 'altered' media of candidates without disclaimers — but Gov. Youngkin just shut that down News DEI statements could function as ideological firewalls, new study finds March 25, 2025 Supporters claim requiring DEI statements in faculty hiring can help foster fairness, but new evidence suggests it could have the opposite result Blog Is it ‘hate speech’ to say Jesus needs a haircut? March 25, 2025 TikToker sentenced for joke about Jesus' hair, Iran uses facial recognition to silence women, and 2024 was the worst-ever for internet shutdowns Press Release VICTORY: Federal court blocks Texas A&M’s unconstitutional drag ban March 24, 2025 A federal judge upheld the First Amendment rights of a Texas A&M student group by blocking an attempt by officials to ban the group's upcoming drag show "Draggieland" News Columbia caves to feds — and sets a dangerous precedent March 21, 2025 The federal government abandoned its existing process to brow-beat Columbia — but higher education reform shouldn’t resemble a shakedown. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 727 Next Page
News AI is new — the laws that govern it don’t have to be March 28, 2025 Existing laws and deliberation offer the tools we need to handle emerging technologies, rather than hasty lawmaking.
News Defending free speech: FIREand Substack partner to protect writers in America March 28, 2025 America has recently sent a message to foreigners lawfully residing in the country: You can stay here — but only if you give up your freedom of speech
News Brown University targets student journalist for sending DOGE-like emails March 27, 2025 After a student asked administrators what they did last week, Brown launched an probe based on claims he had “emotionally harmed” several employees
News ‘Building Balance’ at Harvard: Allison Pillinger Choi’s bid for alumni leadership March 26, 2025 FIREsat down recently with Choi, whose campaign focuses squarely on viewpoint diversity
News Should the government punish you for allegedly ‘undermining’ American diplomacy? March 26, 2025 Federal officials are targeting immigrants for expression they say could impact American diplomacy — with profound implications for free speech.
News Victory in Virginia! Gov. Youngkin defends free speech by vetoing bill on ‘altered’ political media March 25, 2025 Virginia lawmakers wanted to punish voters for posting 'altered' media of candidates without disclaimers — but Gov. Youngkin just shut that down
News DEI statements could function as ideological firewalls, new study finds March 25, 2025 Supporters claim requiring DEI statements in faculty hiring can help foster fairness, but new evidence suggests it could have the opposite result
Blog Is it ‘hate speech’ to say Jesus needs a haircut? March 25, 2025 TikToker sentenced for joke about Jesus' hair, Iran uses facial recognition to silence women, and 2024 was the worst-ever for internet shutdowns
Press Release VICTORY: Federal court blocks Texas A&M’s unconstitutional drag ban March 24, 2025 A federal judge upheld the First Amendment rights of a Texas A&M student group by blocking an attempt by officials to ban the group's upcoming drag show "Draggieland"
News Columbia caves to feds — and sets a dangerous precedent March 21, 2025 The federal government abandoned its existing process to brow-beat Columbia — but higher education reform shouldn’t resemble a shakedown.
