Speech
Court Weighs Whether a Campus Quad Is a Public Forum
A First Amendment challenge over a university's permit policy turns on a question courts have wrestled with for decades: when is government property open to speech?
Speech
Why First Amendment News Exists
A new publication devoted to the five freedoms—speech, press, religion, assembly, and petition—and the cases and controversies that test them.
Press
Reporter's Suit Tests Right of Access to Settlement Records
A newsroom's fight to unseal a government settlement raises a recurring press-freedom question: how far does the public's right to court records extend?