ABA Takes Trump to Court Over Law Firm Intimidation
The American Bar Association has sued the Trump administration, challenging executive orders they say intimidate law firms, threaten free speech, and restrict legal representation.
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US Judge Blocks Deportation of Palestinian Columbia Graduate
A U.S. judge temporarily halts the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian Columbia graduate, underscoring free speech and immigration rights.
Federal Hate Crime Charges Filed After Boulder Demonstration Attack
Mohamed Sabry Soliman faces federal hate crime and felony charges after Sunday’s violent attack on demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado, injuring 12 and sparking debate on hate violence.
PBS Sues Trump Over Funding Cuts, Citing Free Speech Threat
PBS has sued President Trump over an executive order to cut its federal funding, calling it unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination that threatens public television.
Rising Antisemitism and Campus Culture Clash Amid Gaza War
US campuses face rising antisemitic incidents and protests amid Gaza war tensions. Explore the clash of race, identity and free speech on campus.
Trump administration halts new student visa appointments
The Trump administration has halted scheduling of new student and exchange visitor visa appointments as it prepares to expand social media vetting for foreign students.
Harvard Stands Firm as US Threatens Foreign Student Ban
Harvard refuses to surrender its independence as the Trump administration threatens foreign student visa bans, funding freezes and tax-exempt status revocation.
We Dare Not Speak: Chinese Mainland Spouse Voices Free Speech Concerns in Taiwan
A Chinese mainland spouse in Taiwan, known as Yaya, faces expulsion for online reunification views, sparking free speech concerns.
US Crackdown on TikTok Sparks ‘Refugee’ Movement Among Creators
US government’s push to ban or sell TikTok has left creators in shock, with many becoming ‘TikTok Refugees’ seeking new platforms.
U.S. Colleges Implement Stricter Protest Policies Amid Free Speech Debates
U.S. colleges are tightening rules on protests and speech to enhance security and ensure uninterrupted education, but critics argue it may limit students’ free speech rights.
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