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Professors and AAUP Sue Texas A&M System to Block Race and Gender Teaching Restrictions

They say the regents’ vague ban on 'advocacy' hands presidents sweeping power that chills classroom speech.

Federal Judges Issue 75 Rulings Saying Trump Administration Violated the First Amendment

Florida Professor Sues After Suspension Over Assigned Moshfegh Story

Fort Worth Police Acknowledge Inaccurate Remarks After Bullhorn Citation

JAWBONE Act Would Let People Sue Officials Over Government Pressure On Platforms

Judge Blocks West Point Policy That Curbed Civilian Professors’ Speech

UCLA Law Warns FedSoc on Identifying Protesters, Then Issues Clarification

Federal Consent Decree Bars Three Agencies From Coercing Major Platforms for a Decade

U.S. Agrees to 10-Year Decree Limiting Agency Pressure on Social Media

Tech Researchers Sue U.S. Over Visa Policy Targeting Anti-Disinformation Work

Mustang District Suspends Students Over ICE Walkout as Governor Applauds

Florida House Agriculture Bill With Food-Disparagement Clause Advances

Muslim, Interfaith Leaders Press Abbott to Retract CAIR 'Terrorist' Label as Court Fight Escalates

Abbott Backs UT Austin Administrative Ouster, Says Texas Is Targeting Professors Who Push Leftist Ideologies

Federal Judge Rules Deporting Foreign Pro‑Palestinian Protesters Is Unconstitutional

Judge Orders Texas State to Reinstate Fired Professor During Lawsuit

Angelo State Eases Flag and Name Limits, Keeps Ban on Transgender Classroom Content

Colorado Faces Federal Lawsuits Over New Transgender Protections Law

Federal Judge Signals Potential Sweeping Ruling Against Trump’s Executive Orders Targeting Law Firms

Maine Rep. Laurel Libby’s Censure Spurs Lawsuit and Partisan Tensions