Free speech

Suspicious mobile network activity was detected outside an ICE office in Washington, suggesting potential surveillance of participants at a July 4 protest.

Stephen Miller lashed out at LA officials and residents protesting aggressive ICE raids across the city, pushing Trump's big, beautiful bill as a solution.

The Trump administration's new "free speech" policy will target, in part, any visa holder who is critical of Israel.

Linda McMahon suggested university research and funding should align with Trump's political agenda, but critics warn the stance threatens academic freedom.

The man who lost his job after going viral for a ukulele cover of Ye's song, "Heil Hitler," reached out to Elon Musk, "from a fellow Roman saluter to another."

Trump lashed out at legendary star Bruce Springsteen Friday morning following the musician's blistering critique of Trump during the kickoff of his tour.

A left-wing influencer was reportedly detained for several hours by federal agents at Chicago O'Hare Airport, raising concerns about civil liberties violations.

Boise and Salt Lake City moved to officially recognize diversity-themed flags, effectively sidestepping the state's recent ban on Pride flags.

Trump called for news outlets to be investigated for "election fraud" on Monday after a series of polls showed his approval ratings plunging to historic lows.

A spreadsheet created by law school students tracking how legal firms respond to the Trump administration is reportedly influencing recruitment at top firms.

A Department of Labor memo warned that speaking to press or anyone outside of the agency about agency business could lead to criminal charges.

CBS News entered a new phase of internal upheaval on Tuesday following the resignation of "60 Minutes" executive producer Bill Owens

Outspoken Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) faces criticism from Republicans after referring to Governor Greg Abbott as "Governor Hot Wheels" in a recent public statement.

Trump launched an attack on media while speaking at the DOJ, suggesting CNN and MSNBC are "arms of the Democrat Party" and their coverage of him is "illegal."

Marco Rubio is spearheading a new initiative, dubbed "Catch and Revoke," aimed at canceling visas for foreign nationals who express support for Hamas online.

A federal Maryland judge temporarily blocked portions of Trump's orders targeting DEI, citing concerns over vague language and violations of free speech.

Elon Musk publicly criticized X's Community Notes system for contradicting claims that the Ukrainian President is widely unpopular and afraid to hold elections.

President Donald Trump's media company has filed a lawsuit against a Brazilian Supreme Court judge, accusing him of violating U.S. free speech protections.

A woman sentenced to 34 years in prison for tweeting in support of women's rights has been released after four years following international outrage.

TikTok is flagging posts containing the phrase "Free Palestine" as hate speech according to some users, who now question the app's commitment to free speech.

Gov. Mike DeWine blocked a bill seeking to protect medical professionals from disciplinary action for stating opinions that contradict state health officials.

The start date for Florida's statewide social media ban for children under 16 is set for Jan. 1, 2025, despite a federal lawsuit challenging the ban for violating First Amendment rights.

Michael Steele dragged Jeff Bezos for his alleged "cowardice" and "reprehensible" decision to pull his newspaper's endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris.

Hustler Hollywood won a two-year legal battle, allowing them to sell lingerie in a suburb outside Salt Lake City.

Fans of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones have taken to X (formerly Twitter), imploring Elon Musk to buy Infowars and return control of the website to Jones after Jones will be forced to auction off the platform.

Elon Musk found himself in a word war with a large Twitter stockholder when Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saud publicly stated on Thursday that he will be voting to turn down Musk's multibillion-dollar takeover bid.

Despite an injunction request, the United States government gave up control of the Internet to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.