NPR CEO who previously called First Amendment a 'challenge' to receive 'First Amendment Award'

NPR CEO Katherine Maher will receive Harper's Magazine First Amendment Award despite once calling the amendment a "challenge" to fighting disinformation.
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NPR’s Katherine Maher Called the First Amendment a ‘Challenge’ — Now Comes the Trophy

NPR CEO Katherine Maher called the First Amendment a ‘challenge.’ Now she’s getting an award for defending it.
Yahoo

Is hate speech protected by the First Amendment? What to know after Charlie Kirk's killing

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the wake of conservative activist Charlie Kirk's murder, a fierce First Amendment debate over the concept of "hate speech" has taken center stage across the nation. Conservative ...
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America’s courts keep defending the First Amendment as Trump tries to silence critics

The American courts keep defending the First Amendment despite President Donald Trump’s best efforts to crack down on free speech and the free press.
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)

The First: Free Speech At The Crossroads

The evolution, modern challenges, and vital significance of the First Amendment and free expression. The First: Free Speech at the Crossroads is a documentary exploring the history and continuing importance of the First Amendment,
New York Post

John Kerry says First Amendment is the enemy, as elites try to stamp out free speech

Former Secretary of State John Kerry speaks during the 2024 Forbes Sustainability Leaders Summit on September 24, 2024, in New York City. Getty Images If you want to know how hostile the global elite are to free speech, look no further than John Kerry’s ...
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Judge prohibited First Amendment defense in trial over naked Shrek image

A judge barred Ohio political blogger D.J. Byrnes from raising a First Amendment defense in his telecommunications harassment trial, which resulted in a conviction last week. Why it matters: The jury found Byrnes guilty of sending a sexually explicit Shrek image to state Sen.
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North Carolina woman doesn't have First Amendment right to publish video of cop shooting her dogs, court rules

A North Carolina appeals court on Wednesday rejected a woman's First Amendment challenge to a judge's order barring her from publicly sharing body camera footage of a state trooper killing her two dogs.