Settlement requires the university to reform social media policies after blocking professor for saying “all men are created equal”
The Institute argues that Washington’s Fair Campaign Practices Act violates the First Amendment by imposing redundant public file requirements on platforms or firms that distribute political advertisements
The Institute’s amicus brief asks the Court to protect the First Amendment right to anonymously petition the government
New amicus brief details how Arizona’s donor disclosure law runs afoul of the state constitution, violating Arizonans’ right to “freely speak, write, and publish”
Attorneys for the Institute for Free Speech file new suit to end disclosure of small donations made through online “conduits” like WinRed or ActBlue
Utah officials rewrote credential rules to exclude independent journalists following Schott’s critical coverage
Federal judge grants temporary restraining order in Moms for Liberty case after school board ignores Eleventh Circuit and persists in enforcing unconstitutional rules
Latest filing argues Question 1's limits “strike at the heart of the First Amendment”
On Wednesday, Governor DeWine signed the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act into law, protecting Ohioans from frivolous, speech-suppressing lawsuits
Ruling holds that the state cannot regulate a grassroots community group as a political action committee unless electoral advocacy is its primary purpose