How could cash-less payment apps hurt consumers’ privacy? It’s already a widespread concern in Hong Kong. Should Americans be worried as well?

Could the new free speech protection bills in Alabama and Texas actually backfire when it comes to protecting free expression on college campuses?

What protects journalists from having to reveal confidential information they obtained while investigating news stories? The First Amendment helps, but the amount of state-level involvement in reporter’s privilege might surprise you.

As students get increasingly involved in politics, public schools are scrambling to adapt their dress code policies. They want to balance students’ presumed First Amendment rights to wear politicized attire and the schools’ mission to preserve a productive learning environment for all students.

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The relationship between free speech and college campuses is always complicated, but there are some new issues that educators, administrators, politicians and students are debating in 2019. Here’s what you need to know:

Freedom to peacefully assemble is one of the less talked-about parts of the First Amendment. But in the Internet age, are public protests really effective for producing political or social change anymore?

Should restaurants be able to freely express their viewpoints via corporate donations without consequences from the government? San Antonio vs. Chick-Fil-A is an interesting case study.