Free Speech Files
Episode 2: When a university tries to stop the press
When Indiana University’s administration tried to halt the printing of the student newspaper, it wasn’t just a budget decision,.
Constitutional Issues, Election, Media News, News
Opinion: Constitutional watchdogs shrink from checking presidential abuse of power
While President Donald Trump unleashes a torrent of legally questionable exertions of power, Congress sits by compliantly, the U.S..
Media News, Midwest
‘Remember the Ladies’
When the great-grandmothers of today’s young women were born, women couldn’t vote. They were expected to be mothers and.
Midwest, News, Opinion
Bill of Rights makes us freest nation
The Bill of Rights has helped create what is arguably the freest enduring society in history. It wasn’t always.
Media News, Midwest
Is there a right to privacy in the Constitution?
The most important words in the 14th Amendment of 1868 – maybe in the entire Constitution – say no.
