first amendment

Ferguson Moves On, But Reporters Arrested There Still Being Prosecuted

St. Louis County won't drop spurious charges against journalists who were just doing their jobs.
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Judge Throws Out Order Requiring Sources To Reveal Bloomberg Contacts

Several media outlets said the order would make sources less likely to talk to reporters.
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Bernie Sanders Wants To Kill Citizens United. It's Actually Not That Easy.

Overturning the decision is more complicated than the senator lets on.
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A Cop Was Punished Over Politics, And The Supreme Court May Let His Bosses Get Away With It

That is, if the Supreme Court allows it.
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Looks Like Scalia Won't Be Saving Public-Sector Unions After All

Union advocates had hoped the conservative justice would lend them a hand in a big labor case.
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The Supreme Court Appears Set To Issue Crippling Blow To Public Employee Unions

The ruling would undo nearly 40 years of precedent in labor relations.
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The Supreme Court Is Cray If It Doesn't Listen To Killer Mike

This time the justices should see rap for what it is: music.
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Court Rules 'Cannibal Cop' Can Fantasize About Whatever He Wants

Neither of former NYPD Officer Gilberto Valle's convictions were allowed to stand.
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Bill O'Reilly: PC Campus Culture 'Beginning Of Totalitarian Society'

“Freedom of speech in this country is under attack, [and] it's under attack primarily from the left.”
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Ten Commandments Momument Removed From Oklahoma Capitol Grounds

Workers removing the monument were protected by a heavy security presence.
By Jon Herskovitz, Reuters