Tag: 1st Amendment

The US has, once again, rattled its sabre, this time at Venezuela, a struggling dictatorship in South America that's getting help from Russian oil.

It is important to consider the perspective of other people, even as we maintain faith in our own religious beliefs, new research suggests.

SCOTUS today said Missouri couldn't discriminate against a church in providing playground maintenance funds just b/c it's a church.

The Supreme Court ruled, again, that holders of intellectual property rights cannot impose restrictions on third-party buyers of their products. PARCC, look out!

The 5th Circuit ruled school boards can invite students to pray before school board meetings, provided it's the right kind of prayer.

A general strike and a few closed schools marked International Women's Day in the US this year, following Trump's election.

Pres. Trump called dishonest news media an "enemy of the people." It's an interesting choice of terms, but presidential rhetoric has been very interesting of late.

Racism and antisemitism against students have been reported in Los Angeles, Calif., and Rockville, Md., in the latest installment of "Today in Hate."

A bill that has cleared the Ariz. state senate would allow the gov't to seize the property of people associated with a protest if the protest damaged property.

Should doctors be allowed to talk about health and safety issues with their patients freely? The 11th Circuit says yes.