Antisemitic images projected onto buildings spur Florida politicians to propose a new law
Projecting temporary images evades laws against graffiti and vandalism, but a proposed local bill would impose fines and jail time
Projecting temporary images evades laws against graffiti and vandalism, but a proposed local bill would impose fines and jail time
‘How do you do that?’ Trump asked Orthodox Jewish group, complaining about the lack of Jewish support in 2020
Despite the Abraham Accords, Israelis journalists in particular have born the brunt of Qatar's regressive media policies
Some legal scholars say the law is an example of ‘compelled speech’ and may violate the First Amendment
A space in which I was given the time to speak freely became my Shabbat
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals said an Arkansas law targeting boycotts of Israel did not restrict speech
The Wisconsin high school students who appeared to have posed in a Nazi salute may not be punished because of free speech, the school district said in response to the photo that caused outrage online. Baraboo School District Administrator Lori Mueller sent out a letter last week, explaining that the district finished part of its…
Last month, the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit issued an opinion allowing the Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority to reject religious advertising on its system. Civil libertarians should applaud the ruling. Over 40 years ago, public transportation systems opened subways and buses to commercial advertisements — painlessly, they thought, to hold down…
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