March 31 Supreme Court blocks Colorado's so-called 'conversion therapy' ban on First Amendment grounds The high court said the Colorado law improperly favored one viewpoint over another by only allowing therapists to affirm a minor's gender identity or sexual orientation, but not help them to change it if they wanted to.
March 24 Michigan father sues school district after ‘no trespass’ order over pride flag video A Michigan father alleges Grosse Pointe schools violated his rights after he was banned for posting a video online showing pride and transgender flags in the school.
March 21 Afroman 'surprised' by reaction to his major free speech victory after jury verdict Afroman said he was surprised by the reaction to his First Amendment case after an Ohio jury sided with him over songs mocking a 2022 police raid on his home.
March 21 JONATHAN TURLEY: Afroman turns court into First Amendment rap lesson on rights Joseph E. Foreman, known as Afroman, used rap songs and security footage to mock Ohio officers who raided his home, then beat their lawsuit in court.
March 10 Trump admin pulls $120K in grants for research on LGBTQ cartoonists, ‘multiethnic’ studies, report says The Trump administration reportedly pulled $120,000 in NEH grants for LGBTQ comics research and multiethnic studies, sparking controversy over academic freedom.
March 6 Federal judge skeptical of Pentagon rules for reporters, saying 'asking a question is not criminal' The New York Times and the Pentagon Press Association are asking a federal judge to issue an order reinstating the credentials of some 300 journalists.
March 3 Supreme Court ruling on secretive California gender policy could reshape parent rights fights nationwide Supreme Court delivers major win for parental rights advocates, temporarily blocking California's policy keeping parents in dark about gender issues.
March 2 Trump accepts White House Correspondents' Association dinner invitation for the first time as president President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he will be attending the White House Correspondents' Association dinner this year after years of skipping it.
February 27 RFK Jr tells Rogan UK went from home of Magna Carta to dictatorship for speech crackdown Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told Joe Rogan that the U.K. has transformed from the Magna Carta's birthplace to a dictatorship over speech restrictions.
February 27 Florida Democrat claims Charlie Kirk ‘was not assassinated’ as GOP pushes remembrance day bill A Florida state representative sparked a heated controversy, claiming Charlie Kirk "was not assassinated" during a debate over proposed legislation honoring Kirk on his birthday.
