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Media 15 hours ago

French pop band cancels North American tour over 'very worrying' US political climate

French band Yelle canceled their North American tour due to worries about U.S. immigration policies and freedom of speech, adding to a trend of artists reconsidering American tours.

Immigration 2 days ago

California professor arrested, accused of throwing tear gas canister at feds during marijuana farm raid

A California professor has been arrested for allegedly throwing a tear gas canister at ICE agents during a massive raid at cannabis farm last week where agitators also hurled rocks at law enforcement vehicles.

Barack Obama 3 days ago

Obama tells Democrat big wigs to 'toughen up,' start backing candidates that can actually win

Barack Obama calls for Democrats to show courage and stand up for what they believe in, while pointing out that Democrats' increasing propensity to elect far-left candidates is not a winning strategy.

First Amendment Religious Freedom 3 days ago

How Florida became America's leading religious-freedom defender under DeSantis: report

Florida tops First Liberty Institute's religious liberty rankings, with legislation passed by Gov. Ron DeSantis cited for the state's roughly 20-point improvement since 2022.

Media 5 days ago

NPR public editor claims alleged 'political bias' is actually 'geographic bias'

NPR public editor Kelly McBride pushed back on the claim from President Donald Trump that NPR and PBS were both politically biased against conservatives.

Media July 8

Longtime '60 Minutes' correspondent Steve Kroft, Jon Stewart bash CBS’ Trump settlement as ‘shakedown’

Former "60 Minutes" correspondent Steve Kroft and Jon Stewart criticized Paramount's settlement with Trump, calling it a "shakedown" linked to merger plans.

Georgia July 1

Journalist arrested while covering anti-Trump protest granted bail amid deportation battle

Immigration judge grants bond to El Salvador native Mario Guevara, detained by ICE after covering an anti-Trump protest in Georgia.

Culture Trends June 27

Parent groups, religious liberty experts hail SCOTUS upholding parents rights in LGBTQ books case

Parent groups and legal experts applauded the Supreme Court's decision in Mahmoud v Taylor as a victory for the rights of religious parents in public schools.

JD Vance June 18

JD Vance account suspended, then quickly restored, on liberal X competitor

Vice President JD Vance was temporarily suspended by liberal X competitor Bluesky within the first hour of the country’s No. 2 leader joining the platform.

First Amendment June 16

WATCH: Protesters at DC parade justify violent tactics 'as long as they don't hurt anyone'

Protesters at a D.C. military parade express their commitment to peaceful demonstration while sharing perspectives on violent protests occurring in cities like Los Angeles.

First Amendment Religious Freedom June 16

Massachusetts school officials under fire for working to ban religious groups from renting facilities

Massachusetts school officials criticized for advancing policy that would prevent religious groups like House of Promise Church from renting Salem Public Schools facilities.

Abortion June 16

Supreme Court will hear pro-life nonprofit's free speech fight against New Jersey

The Supreme Court on Monday took up a case brought by a Christian pregnancy center claiming New Jersey’s attorney general violated its First Amendment rights.

Donald Trump June 12

Trump's renewed calls to jail American flag burners clashes with court precedent

President Trump proposes one-year jail sentences for burning American flags and claims he's working with Congress on legislation, though flag burning remains constitutionally protected

Media June 10

Washington Post editorial admits colleges must take 'strenuous action' to restore free exchange of ideas

The Washington Post editorial board warned universities must restore their reputation as defenders of the free exchange of ideas as public confidence in higher education drops.

Media June 9

'Billboard Chris' sounds off after arrest in 'most woke city' for opposing transgender treatments for kids

Activists detained in Europe for anti-transgender medical treatment signs share their experience of harassment, arrest, and concerns about free speech.

Supreme Court June 6

EXCLUSIVE: Legal institute celebrates SCOTUS decision, declares 'religious liberty is alive and well'

Tiffany Dunkin of the First Liberty Institute calls the Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling a major win for religious freedom and a clear rebuke of government overreach.

US June 6

Federal judge again blocks deportation of anti-Israel Columbia protester

A federal judge has barred the Trump administration from detaining a Columbia University student and lawful permanent resident whom federal agents have sought to detain and deport following her participation in an anti-Israel demonstration earlier this year.

VIDEO June 2

High school track star refuses to share podium with transgender athlete

Oregon high school athlete Alexa Anderson and America First Policy Institute Executive General Counsel Jessica Steinmann defend taking a stand against transgender athletes sharing podiums with women on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

Media June 2

'60 Minutes' reporter Lesley Stahl says she's angry with CBS' Shari Redstone over Trump lawsuit

“60 Minutes" reporter Lesley Stahl discussed the state of affairs behind the scenes at CBS as it faces on ongoing lawsuit from President Donald Trump.

California June 1

Trans athlete AB Hernandez takes girls' track and field state championships in California, defying Trump

In one of the most unprecedented high school track and field meets in recent history, trans athlete AB Hernandez won two titles to the backdrop of protests.

Media May 31

Seattle pastor details wild scene after worship event 'swarmed' by protesters

Pastor Russell Johnson gives an inside look at protesters showing up at two events in Seattle and decries the mayor's response on "The Ingraham Angle."

Donald Trump May 30

PBS sues Trump administration, says executive order cutting federal funding violates First Amendment

PBS joined NPR in filing a lawsuit against President Donald Trump and his administration over his executive order demanding federal funding to public media be revoked.

Media May 29

Justice Department takes on small Idaho town in religious freedom battle over church permit

DOJ accuses Troy, Idaho, of violating RLUIPA by denying Christ Church a permit, alleging discrimination and burden on religious exercise in zoning laws.

Secretary of State May 28

Rubio announces visa restrictions for foreigners 'complicit' in censoring Americans

The Trump State Department took aim at foreign authorities "complicit" in censoring Americans' free speech by imposing new visa restrictions.

Opinion May 28

Government's crackdown on Mahmoud Khalil's pro-Palestinian free speech threatens First Amendment protections

Free speech is one of the foundations of our freedom, but that's in jeopardy. Jailing students for political views endangers First Amendment protections.

Seattle May 28

FBI to probe claims of 'targeted violence' against religious groups after evangelicals' protest in Seattle

The FBI is investigating allegations of "targeted violence" against religious groups in Seattle, Deputy Director Dan Bongino said Tuesday.

VIDEO May 27

Jonathan Turley: Harvard is at a 'disadvantage' in some legal fights with Trump

Constitutional law attorney Jonathan Turley discusses the latest escalation in President Donald Trump's feud with Harvard

Florida May 21

Florida activist calls for Satanology banners at public schools citing First Amendment

Activist T. Chaz Stevens urges Brevard schools to display Satanology banners, questioning religious representation and advocating for equal treatment.

Media May 19

Colorado Christian summer camp sues state for requiring access to gender identity-friendly facilities

A Christian camp that has been operating since 1948 in Colorado is suing the state after the camp was told that it had to accommodate gender expression in camp facilities.

Abortion May 17

Grandmother arrested at abortion clinic warns of expanding free speech 'buffer zones'

A grandmother who was arrested for holding sign near an abortion clinic warns of growing free speech crackdown as lawmakers push to expand controversial “buffer zones" outside such facilities.