First Amendment, Media News
As WashU restricts protest and expression, critics see an inconsistent standard
Max Schrieber, an art student at Washington University in St. Louis, placed a performative pro-Palestinian piece in Tisch Park,.
First Amendment, Media News
Big institutions retreat from First Amendment fight
Media, universities and law groups forgo legal challenges as Trump reshapes Washington and curtails free-speech protections Many powerful law.
First Amendment, Media News, Midwest
The First Amendment is for everyone and protects the speech we hate
The First Amendment protects everyone’s freedom — Nazis, Klansmen, Proud Boys, communists, Christians, flag burners, cross burners, Bible and.
First Amendment, Media News, Special Projects
As the United States turns 250, the First Amendment faces an onslaught of censorship
Almost 250 years after the Declaration of Independence, the United States still is striving to meet the promises of.
First Amendment, Media News, Midwest
A fight over political influence roils a St. Louis town hall and tests First Amendment
At his first in-person town hall as St. Louis’ congressional representative, Rep. Wesley Bell faced angry constituents who demanded.
