FIRE submitted a comment to the Federal Communications Commission about a complaint about a 60 Minutes interview with then Vice President Kamala Harris.
The government can’t censor individuals for criticizing government officials. But that’s exactly what happened last week in the Mississippi Delta — with the approval of a judge.
The Federal Trade Commission’s attempt to sidestep the Constitution by labeling editorial decisions it doesn’t like as “unfair or deceptive trade practices” won’t work.
Clarksdale asked a court to order a local newspaper to remove an editorial asking why the city was not being more transparent about a proposed tax increase.
Administrators kicked the Young Warrior’s editor out of student housing and put him on probation for publishing student work critical of school officials.
UT Dallas admins fired Gregorio Olivares Gutierrez as editor-in-chief of The Mercury campus newspaper. Now he is leading a new independent student newspaper free from administrative control.
FIRE will defend veteran Iowa pollster J. Ann Selzer against a lawsuit from President-elect Donald Trump that threatens Americans’ First Amendment right to speak on core political issues.
