The U.S. Supreme Court begins its new term on Monday, with incoming cases on questions of free speech, voting rights and climate change.

Houston police issued over 100 tickets to Food Not Bombs activists for violating an anti–food sharing ordinance. That ...

The First Amendment’s Establishment and Free Exercise clauses seem clear. They guarantee the free exercise of religion while prohibiting the state from endorsing a particular religion. In the words of ...

A federal judge ruled that Houston violated Food Not Bombs' First Amendment rights when it tried to stop the group from ...

A botched execution and the Trump administration's initial push for a livestream renewed questions about the public’s right to witness executions.

A video from Fort Wayne, Indiana, was shared on X by @libsoftiktok and has led to a heated debate over free speech rights and police authority at public events. The video shows a man who says he was ...

While other protections are more well-known, the First Amendment protects a more fundamental right: To petition the ...

To what extent does the First Amendment protect speech — or the middle finger — at public forums like Springfield City ...

I recently addressed today’s debate over the Press Clause’s meaning 234 years after the First Amendment’s ratification. The rift involves whether the clause is “a technology-specific provision” that ...

Lower courts can spend years interpreting the ramifications of US Supreme Court decisions that settle some constitutional matters, leave others unresolved, and never reach arguably adjacent yet ...

A federal judge has rejected Nashua's argument it should owe nothing after losing a First Amendment case challenging ...