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FIRE Intervenes in UCLA 'Asians in the Library' Case
FIRE has sent a letter to UCLA Chancellor Gene D. Block urging him to bring a quick end to UCLA's disciplinary investigation of a student who posted a controversial video titled "Asians in the Library."
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Anti-ICE protesters disrupted worship in a Minnesota church. Here’s why the First Amendment doesn’t protect their actions.
Anti-ICE protesters say disrupting a Minnesota church was free speech. It wasn't. The First Amendment protects protest — not disrupting worship to the point it can't continue.
Can Congress subpoena a journalist for reporting a Delta Force commander’s name?
Congress can subpoena broadly — but hauling reporters in for publishing the news chills journalism and sidesteps the First Amendment.
Why are Miami police questioning a woman over Facebook posts?
Miami police showed up at a veteran’s door for criticizing her mayor on Facebook, proving free speech survives only if it's defended.
No, you can’t make students stand for the Pledge of Allegiance
A Tennessee school has learned — again — that forcing patriotism violates the First Amendment. Students can’t be punished for sitting during the Pledge.