First Amendment, Media News
Texas A&M leads academia into new era of ‘McCarthyism,’ professors say — this time with AI assisting
How can you teach the history of the Civil War without mentioning race? And how can you discuss the.
First Amendment, Media News, Midwest
How students fought book bans in Nixa Missouri
NIXA, MO. — In my suburban town, Nixa, Missouri, we have a population of roughly 25,000 and are primarily.
First Amendment, Media News, Midwest, Special Projects
‘I quit on the spot,’ says Governing editor after the magazine kills a free speech story to avoid angering Trump
The day after Donald Trump returned to power, I gathered my staff to talk about how we would cover.
First Amendment, Media News, Midwest, Special Projects
First Amendment and Rule of Law prohibit retaliatory censorship
Americans believe in freedom and oppose government censorship, in theory. But in practice, this year many American institutions have.
First Amendment, Media News, Midwest, Special Projects
Freedom to read is in peril
Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Tennessee, Wyoming, Texas and Florida remove hundreds of books despite the First Amendment NIXA, Mo. —.
