Media, News
Mizzou journalists fill coverage gaps left by closed Washington bureaus
The University of Missouri’s journalism program in Washington, D.C., has a long history in Washington, D.C., with students reporting.
Media, News
War propaganda in the Age of AI
An Iranian missile strikes a U.S. aircraft carrier. A photo of ambulances illustrates a TV news report proclaiming that.
First Amendment, Media, News
Right of free expression at risk on many college campuses, says FIRE researcher
I’m Sean Stevens, FIRE’s chief researcher. I can sum up our organizational mission pretty simply: If speech or expression.
First Amendment Celebration, Media News, Midwest
The First Amendment is at risk, experts say at Pulitzer Center forum
Journalists, lawyers and community members gathered April 22 at St. Louis Public Radio to discuss whether the First Amendment.
Media News, News
Protesters have broad rights to protest but can’t interfere with law enforcement
Protesters against federal ICE enforcement raids have First Amendment rights to photograph ICE agents, to criticize agents by name.
