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Media 22 hours ago

Kaine sparks backlash after calling Declaration of Independence's God-given rights ‘extremely troubling’

Tim Kaine criticized the founding principle of God-given rights as troubling during a Senate hearing, prompting Ted Cruz and other conservatives to condemn his comments.

VIDEO 2 days ago

Ben Shapiro talks UK censorship after comedian's arrest

'The Ben Shapiro Show' host reacts to the arrest of a U.K.-based comedic writer over a tweet and Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin's conversation with Israeli fans on stage at the band's most recent concert.

VIDEO 3 days ago

Outrage after comedian arrested in UK over controversial X post

The ‘Outnumbered’ panelists react to comedian Graham Linehan's arrest in the United Kingdom and why the incident has sparked free speech concerns.

Digital Originals 5 days ago

Rob Schneider wants messy conversations

Actor and comedian Rob Schneider spoke with 91±¬ÁÏ Digital about the importance of debates and difficult conversations to keep America strong.

Media August 26

Charlamagne tha God argues flag-burners 'don't give a damn about America' after Trump executive order

Radio host Charlamagne tha God criticized flag-burning protesters, saying they "don't give a damn about America," following Trump's executive order on flag desecration

Opinion August 26

JONATHAN TURLEY: Trump's bold flag-burning crackdown sets up big fight down the road

The test of free speech principles is your willingness to defend speech you find offensive. For most of us, there are few acts more offensive than the burning of the American flag.

91±¬ÁÏ Flash August 26

New York teen opens up about winning battle to display Bible verses on school parking spot

New York high school student Sabrina Steffans wins legal battle to display Bible verses on her senior parking spot after First Liberty Institute intervention.

Donald Trump August 26

Trump bans flag burning after years of rioting, left-wing desecration: timeline of Old Glory offenders

President Donald Trump's new executive order requires prosecution of American flag burning following recent incidents nationwide of people desecrating the flag.

Media August 25

Trump’s flag-burning order draws rare fire from conservatives

Conservatives gave rare criticism for President Donald Trump’s executive order on Monday cracking down on protesters who burn the American flag.

White House August 25

Trump flag burning executive order could flip First Amendment on its head with new court

President Donald Trump's executive order cracking down on flag burning and desecration will likely land before the Supreme Court again following a 1989 ruling in Texas v. Johnson.

Donald Trump August 25

Trump hits ABC, NBC as ‘FAKE NEWS,’ says he’d support FCC revoking licenses

President Trump attacked NBC and ABC News late Sunday, deriding them for their “biased" coverage and said he would be in favor of the FCC revoking their licenses.

Immigration August 20

Trump administration to vet legal immigrant applicants for 'anti-Americanism' and antisemitism

Federal officials are now being instructed to vet immigrants looking to legally live and work in the U.S. for "anti-American," terrorist, or antisemitic views under new guidance.

Faith & Values August 20

Washington state’s radical new law turns priests into government informants

Catholic bishops sue Washington over SB 5375 mandate requiring clergy to report child maltreatment, including cases involving traditional beliefs on abortion and sexuality.

Media August 12

Bill Maher admits he still fears getting canceled despite cultural 'vibe shift' after election

Bill Maher admitted he fears getting canceled for private remarks during his Club Random podcast on Monday, despite believing there's been a cultural shift.

Artificial Intelligence August 4

Trump's full-court press against 'Orwellian' European censorship intensifies amid US efforts to unleash AI

Trump administration criticizes European tech regulations as censorship, unveiling a new AI plan focused on deregulation to prevent ideological bias in contrast to EU policies.

First Amendment Religious Freedom July 28

Trump admin issues new guidance to protect religious expression across federal workforce

Federal agencies are now required to protect religious expression in the workplace, marking one of the most sweeping moves in decades to defend faith and freedoms in the civil service.

Media July 28

Former CBS anchor warns Paramount merger marks 'the end' of the network and 'honest' journalism

Former TV anchor Connie Chung said on Friday that the recent Paramount Global-Skydance Media merger could mark the end of CBS News as she once knew it.

Media July 25

Trump needs to be 'stopped' before he seizes news outlets and sells them to cronies, fired ABC journalist says

Former ABC News correspondent Terry Moran predicted the end of independent news media under Trump, and compared his actions toward media to authoritarian regimes.

Illegal Immigrants July 24

Student suspended for saying 'illegal aliens' in class gets cash, apology from school

A final legal settlement requires a North Carolina school district to acknowledge their inappropriate response after a student was suspended for using the term 'illegal aliens' in class.

Federal Courts July 23

Federal judge partially blocks law banning adults from helping minors get out-of-state abortions

A federal judge blocked a Tennessee law provision criminalizing help for minors seeking out-of-state abortions, ruling it violates First Amendment rights.

The View July 23

'The View' host Sunny Hostin warns Colbert cancellation could lead to the 'dismantling of our Constitution'

“The View" co-host Sunny Hostin suggested on Tuesday that the decision to cancel “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" could lead to the end of democracy.

Media July 23

WaPo editorial member leaves over Bezos' 'relentless promotion of free markets and personal liberties'

Washington Post columnist and editorial board member Eduardo Porter is reportedly the latest staff member to leave the paper citing its new leadership.

Opinion July 21

When the 'victim narrative' takes over minorities and the American Dream

The University of the District of Columbia is facing a First Amendment complaint after banning a conservative event questioning if the American Dream is alive for Black Americans.

VIDEO July 21

Harvard 'certainly' doesn't have a First Amendment right to force this funding, Trump White House official argues

White House senior policy strategist May Mailman makes the case for 'effective' use of taxpayer funds as Harvard University and the Trump administration face off in court on 'The Will Cain Show.'

Media July 17

French pop band cancels North American tour over 'very worrying' US political climate

French band Yelle canceled their North American tour due to worries about U.S. immigration policies and freedom of speech, adding to a trend of artists reconsidering American tours.

Immigration July 15

California professor arrested, accused of throwing tear gas canister at feds during marijuana farm raid

A California professor has been arrested for allegedly throwing a tear gas canister at ICE agents during a massive raid at cannabis farm last week where agitators also hurled rocks at law enforcement vehicles.

Barack Obama July 14

Obama tells Democrat big wigs to 'toughen up,' start backing candidates that can actually win

Barack Obama calls for Democrats to show courage and stand up for what they believe in, while pointing out that Democrats' increasing propensity to elect far-left candidates is not a winning strategy.

First Amendment Religious Freedom July 14

How Florida became America's leading religious-freedom defender under DeSantis: report

Florida tops First Liberty Institute's religious liberty rankings, with legislation passed by Gov. Ron DeSantis cited for the state's roughly 20-point improvement since 2022.

Media July 12

NPR public editor claims alleged 'political bias' is actually 'geographic bias'

NPR public editor Kelly McBride pushed back on the claim from President Donald Trump that NPR and PBS were both politically biased against conservatives.

Media July 8

Longtime '60 Minutes' correspondent Steve Kroft, Jon Stewart bash CBS’ Trump settlement as ‘shakedown’

Former "60 Minutes" correspondent Steve Kroft and Jon Stewart criticized Paramount's settlement with Trump, calling it a "shakedown" linked to merger plans.