From arrests to online censorship, foreign governments are increasingly targeting Americans for speech protected by the First ...
On Oct. 21, a New Mexico state court ordered Meta to pay a staggering $25 billion to the state for violating its consumer protection laws. The state claims in a suit by its attorney general that Meta ...
Can you defend speech you disagree with? Find out at FIRE and Stanford’s free Free Speech Forum for high school juniors and ...
FIRE’s 10-week, paid Summer Internship Program gives undergraduate students a hands-on opportunity to defend civil liberties and advance free speech. FIRE interns do meaningful work alongside our ...
French politicians want to shut down social media during riots. But censorship won't stop unrest, though it could make things ...
The outrage over the sexual assault allegations at Cornell University cannot lead to a return to the old Title IX regulations ...
Recording conversations in public isn’t surreptitious or against the law — and knowing how to assert your right to record can ...
The question now won’t just be whether police will come knocking at your door over what you said online, but under what ...
A New Jersey agency that investigated a grandmother serving on her township’s school board for asking her constituents questions on social media has backed down after legal pressure from the ...
“We shouldn’t accept that this is the end,” Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said this week of the UK’s looming under-16 social media ban. “This is a staging post to what must be a very active ...
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