Bill expands crime of obstructing roadway

‘If Florida truly believes we live in a post-racial society, then let it make its case,’ wrote U.S. District Judge Mark Walker. ‘But it cannot win the argument by muzzling its opponents.’

The lawsuit calls a ban on political activity in college campus buildings a ‘surgical attack’ against youth participation in elections.

Republican Sen. James Lankford has previously railed against ‘cancel culture.’

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is running for reelection as ‘conservative, stalwart leader with a deep passion and respect for our U.S. Constitution.’

After complaining about the censorship of ideas, six House Republicans want to amend the Constitution to do just that.

Twitter permanently banned Donald Trump for repeatedly violating its terms of service.

Ron Johnson is the latest Republican to equate tech companies restricting posted content with government censorship of conservative views.

If confirmed, Barrett would be asked to make rulings based on the U.S. Constitution, including the First Amendment.

The federal government argued that journalists must disperse when an illegal assembly is declared.

‘When somebody’s the president of the United States, the authority is total,’ Donald Trump says.

Donald Trump is preparing to sign an executive order targeting the companies on Thursday after Twitter fact-checked an incorrect tweet he posted earlier in the week.

The Trump campaign suing the Washington Post and the New York Times, even though the newspapers were just stating facts.

Trump lost his appeal to a ruling ordering him to unblock people from his @realDonaldTrump Twitter account.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders instituted new rules that effectively deem the entire White House press corps unqualified to possess permanent press passes.

A Homeland Security official leaked evidence of the secret program to track people who covered and worked with the migrant caravan.

Justice Clarence Thomas has suggested rolling back a major Supreme Court case that protects newspapers from harassing lawsuits from politicians. That would make Donald Trump very happy.

Citizens petitioning their government, a right protected in the First Amendment of the Constitution, are being called ‘terrorists’ by the Trump administration.

The entire Senate affirms that the free press is not the ‘enemy of the people,’ a stinging rebuke to Trump’s dangerous and authoritarian rhetoric about the media.

Once again, Trump’s reckless and unprecedented use and abuse of Twitter has come back to bite him.