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Portraits of Terror
The case of Joshua Stulman, a student artist censored by Penn State administrators for presenting a satirical exhibition about terrorism in the Palestinian territories of Gaza and the West Bank.
Recent Articles
FIRE’s award-winning Newsdesk covers the free speech news you need to stay informed.
One day after FIRElawsuit, Congress passes changes to filming permits in national parks
The EXPLORE Act loosens restrictions on how the National Parks Service issues permits for filming on public lands.
VICTORY: FIRElawsuit leads California to halt law penalizing reporters, advocates, and victims who discuss publicly known information about sealed arrest records
A federal court today halted enforcement of a California law that officials deployed to suppress journalism about a controversial tech CEO's sealed arrest records.
O holy fight: New Hampshire Satanic Temple statue threatened by more than vandals
The First Amendment affords equal protection to all holiday displays, from Baphomet to Baby Jesus.
FIREto Congress: More work needed to protect free speech on college campuses
FIREjoined Rep. Murphy’s annual Campus Free Speech Roundtable to discuss the free speech opportunities and challenges facing colleges.