Saturday, Jun 07

A U.S. court allows Trump to restrict AP's access to key White House events amid ongoing legal disputes over media freedom.

Wednesday, May 28

NPR has filed a lawsuit against President Trump, challenging his order to cut federal funding to the organization based on claims of media bias.

Thursday, May 01

The Supreme Court deliberates on allowing the first taxpayer-funded religious charter school, a decision that could redefine public education in America.

Sunday, Apr 13

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration must restore Associated Press access, affirming press freedom rights in the face of government restrictions.

Sunday, Mar 23

Six journalists from Voice of America are suing the Trump administration for unlawfully shutting down the network, claiming violations of First Amendment rights.

Sunday, Mar 16

Mahmoud Khalil's ICE arrest has sparked protests and raised concerns over free speech as footage reveals his apprehension at his Columbia University home.

Tuesday, Mar 11

The Supreme Court will review a challenge to Colorado's law banning conversion therapy for minors, amid ongoing debates over free speech and LGBTQ rights.

Friday, Mar 07

CBS moves to dismiss Trump's $20 billion lawsuit over an edited "60 Minutes" interview, highlighting First Amendment protections and editorial judgments.

Tuesday, Feb 25

US federal judge denies AP's request for reinstating access to White House events, upholding Trump’s ban over naming Gulf of Mexico.

Tuesday, Feb 25

The Supreme Court declines to hear challenges against abortion clinic buffer zones, upholding the legality of measures aimed at protecting patients.