HOME > More news     All news articles (including archives)   Total of 5469 documents available. Page 1 of 547     White House wields control over images of first kids   On one hand, the Obamas insist on raising their young daughters away from spotlight; on other, they carefully use them to bolster the president's political image.     07.04.09     Revised Idaho open-meetings law takes effect   Statute clarifies when and how city councils, county commissions, school boards can meet behind closed doors in executive session.     07.03.09     MySpace hoax case on verge of dismissal   Federal judge provisionally throws out convictions of Missouri woman whose online hoax was followed by a teenage girl's suicide.     07.03.09     Official says Conn. can't enforce lobbying law against diocese   Ethics office to drop investigation of Catholic Church and its activity related to March 11 rally at state Capitol.     07.02.09     Newspaper wins 10-year libel fight with convict   By Brian Schraum New Hampshire Supreme Court affirms that Nashua Telegraph, police who commented in story about Terry Thomas's crimes are not liable.     07.02.09     Free speech in school is theme of youth video contest   By Danny Hodges National Coalition Against Censorship sponsors sixth annual competition to provoke discussion on freedom of expression.     07.02.09     CIA report on detention, interrogation delayed again   Document had been expected to be made public two weeks ago but was held back over debates about how much of it should be censored.     07.02.09     Judge blocks publication of Salinger spinoff book   Swedish author's Catcher in the Rye 'sequel' mirrors classic too closely, federal judge finds; parody argument also rejected.     07.02.09     Federal judge blocks Kan. ban on sexy billboards   Spokeswoman says attorney general's office is deciding how to proceed given that nearly identical laws in three other states have been struck down.     07.01.09     Ky. newspaper sues over new anti-litter law   Louisville Courier-Journal argues that ordinance limiting how it can deliver ad supplements violates First Amendment — and would cost $68 million a week in fines.     07.01.09     ACLU: Hawaii shield law protects filmmaker from subpoena   Man suing others over construction-project delays seeks Keoni Kealoha Alvarez's video, interviews not used in documentary on Native Hawaiian burial practices.     07.01.09     Result page: 1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10    Next >     Back to recent news    SEARCH  MORE About this site About the First Amendment About the First Amendment Center How to contribute Video/RSS/podcasts First Amendment programs State of the First Amendment reports Religious liberty in public schools First Reports Supreme Court Columnists Experts First Amendment publications First Amendment Center history Glossary Freedom Sings™ Events First Amendment Schools Congressional Research Service reports Guest editorials FOI material The First Amendment Library Lesson plans freedomforum.org Newseum Contact us Privacy statement Related links