First Amendment, Media News, Midwest
‘Chilling effects’: Do we need heroes?
American legal analysis is filled with colorful metaphors: “fruit of the poisonous tree”; “slippery slope”; “opening the door”; the.
First Amendment, Media News, Midwest
Denver Defamation Case Against Gateway Pundit Is Delayed Until July
The story updated March 19, 2026 A longstanding, high-profile defamation case against the Gateway Pundit — this one involving.
First Amendment, Media News, Midwest
Police search of the Marion Record brought back half a century of memories from a 1971 raid on The Stanford Daily
Editors at The Stanford Daily, the student newspaper, had many problematic encounters in the tumultuous spring of 1971. Angry.
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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.
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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.
