free speech

A state appeals court has overturned a California law criminalizing "misgendering" and the misuse of personal pronouns.

Christians often have a defeatist mentality when we look at the future of Christianity in America. We envision a future in which Christianity is illegal, and Christians have no free speech rights. While there are concerning trends and while genuine Christianity is becoming a minority movement in the United States, recent court cases provide evidence that our free speech rights are safe for now.

On Tuesday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law aimed at protecting intellectual freedom and viewpoint diversity at universities.

A teacher filed a lawsuit against a Virginia school board this week after he was suspended for speaking out against a proposed LGBT policy.

A Michigan high school has decided to reverse course after it had initially forbidden a graduating senior from referencing her Christian faith in her valedictorian speech.

A chaplain in the Army has filed an appeal after he received a reprimand for questioning the Biden administration's new policy on transgender military personnel.

Rev. Patrick Mahoney is asserting that "free speech is in danger" after his request to hold this year's National Day of Prayer event at the U.S. Capitol building was denied.

A former Virginia Tech soccer player is suing her former coach for allegedly forcing her off of the team after she refused to kneel during the National Anthem.

The free speech social media app Parler is set to return to the Apple App Store in the coming weeks.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is calling for regulations on big tech companies and social media giants.