Even as the United States grapples with a succession of COVID-19 variants, vaccination mandates face more legal challenges.
First Five Now: Are We a Christian Nation?
Is America a Christian nation? Should it be? What does it even mean for a country to be a Christian nation, or a nation of any other religion? These were […]
When did the Jan. 6 insurrection move past the First Amendment?
The Jan. 6 insurrection started as a rally protected by the First Amendment, but within hours moved outside its protections.
Guest Perspective: Free press, diversity and the digital age
We like to joke that Indian Country Today (ICT) is a 40-year-old startup. It began as The Lakota Times newspaper at Pine Ridge, South Dakota. Since then, it’s been a […]
Perspective: Supreme Court shouldn’t make it riskier to scrutinize prominent people
“I am not a role model. I’m not paid to be a role model. I’m paid to wreak havoc on the basketball court.”
Perspective: Bill of Rights Day deserves greeting cards too
Greeting card aisles are especially busy this time of year, filled with shoppers sending warmth and well wishes to loved ones.
Meet Georgia, one of 42 unique professionals stepping up for their hometown
Georgia Russello loves her job. She gets to meet interesting people, learn new things every day and serve her neighbors in the small New York town she calls home. In […]
5 Times World-Class Athletes Used Their Freedom to Petition
You might think of petition as putting your John Hancock online to help save the bees. But signing a piece of paper is just one way to exercise your First […]
Perspective: Petition is the freedom that gets things done
Three most underrated ways to exercise your rights to create change
Perspective: Why the least known First Amendment freedom could be the most important (and threatened)
Many of the nation’s founders considered petition to be the most important First Amendment freedom, believing it would protect the rest of the Bill of Rights and the Constitution itself.