FIRE urged 20 Washington cities — from Seattle to Spokane Valley — to eliminate unconstitutional restrictions that regulate ...
When MSU trustee Michael Balow refused to give up his First Amendment rights, the board imposed severe punishments that are ...
Bristol Borough officials admit a homeowner’s Halloween decorations are legal. They keep pressing him to take them down ...
Recording conversations in public isn’t surreptitious or against the law — and knowing how to assert your right to record can ...
It is a random Tuesday night, and you are relaxing on your living room couch scrolling through your social media feed. You read an article about foreign corruption and decide to make a post ...
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 ...
Can you defend speech you disagree with? Find out at FIRE and Stanford’s free Free Speech Forum for high school juniors and ...
New Mexico won $25 billion from Meta. But much of the case was about speech, not privacy, and it hands states a blueprint to ...
Trace Mitchell serves as Lead Counsel for Technology and Free Expression Policy at FIRE, where he focuses on the intersection of free speech and emerging technology. Before joining FIRE, Trace served ...
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