This column expresses the views of Gene Policinski, senior fellow for the First Amendment, Freedom Forum. We should revisit again and again the stirring call during President Joe Biden’s inauguration to put the power and meaning of our First Amendment freedoms at center stage in the 21st century.
This column expresses the views of Patty Rhule, chief content officer and vice president, Freedom Forum. News organizations covering the fury over the deaths of more than 200 Black people at the hands of police in 2020 and COVID-19’s brutal toll on people of color faced a reckoning of their own: How well did their […]
Today’s front pages feature images from Inauguration Day ceremonies and quotations from the speech of President Joseph R. Biden, the 46th president of the United States.
This column expresses the views of Gene Policinski, senior fellow for the First Amendment, Freedom Forum. A nod to “1984” author George Orwell: We have met Big Brother and often, he is us.
Headlines and images of President Donald J. Trump’s second impeachment dominate today’s front pages.
This column expresses the views of Gene Policinski, senior fellow for the First Amendment, Freedom Forum. We often use our free speech rights at the top of our lungs and in public spaces to protest loudly, proudly and prominently.
Violence, no matter the motive, is not First Amendment protest – period.
This column expresses the views of Gene Policinski, senior fellow for the First Amendment, Freedom Forum. Five people died as a result of Wednesday’s mob assault on the U.S. Capitol – and their deaths will linger in the nation’s conscience.
Front pages nationwide reported the dramatic news of a mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021, to try to overturn the presidential election. View Today’s Front Pages
This column expresses the views of Tony Mauro, special correspondent for the Freedom Forum. During the tumultuous tussle between Congress and President Donald J. Trump in recent weeks over stimulus payments and defense spending, a once-little-known and irrelevant piece of legislation dating back to 1996 kept popping up as a potential deal-breaker.
