The First Amendment separates church from state, but not religion from public life and it doesnt require equal time or balanced treatment for all faiths and beliefs.

Freedom to report the news necessarily means the freedom to gather it, and police in Ferguson, Mo., have blatantly tried to stop journalists from doing their jobs.

Federal appeals panel finds quotes lauding attorneys ability are truthful and not misleading.

Amid persecutions of Christians, Muslims and other faiths around the globe, Face to Faith is a beacon of hope.

Supreme Court will look at question of whether threats made in social media can be considered true threats.

Supreme Court ruling is neither the all-out assault on womens rights alleged by some on the left nor the major expansion of religious freedom trumpeted by many on the right.

But increasingly narrow holdings, exceptions for national security, rights for corporations leave questions about what direction Courts First Amendment jurisprudence will go.

Although some courts have protected some obscene rants directed at cops, you still might want to be careful if you get pulled over.

Crusading journalist never retired from his passion for the First Amendment, the sense that every voice has value.

Statement from James C. Duff, CEO of Freedom Forum, Newseum and Newseum Institute, on the death of John Seigenthaler.

A great man, a great journalist, a great lover of freedom has died, leaving a lasting legacy.

Justices reject argument that 2006 decision sharply curtailing public employees free speech applied in a case involving court testimony.

By Clay Calvert Ruling that throws out conviction of police officer for conspiracy to commit kidnapping on basis of grisly online posts strikes blow against dangerous notion of thought crimes.

State of the First Amendment survey finds majorities support same-sex health benefits and requiring wedding businesses to serve gay couples, religious beliefs notwithstanding.

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