Bill Moyers talks with Ellis Cose.

“This naked corporatism is Washington at its worst,” says former FCC commissioner Michael Copps.

Professors are often lightning rods, but many see a new menace to academic freedom in recent physical threats against faculty members who speak out on race and other issues.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and student activists face off.

As a constitutional lawyer, I fully support the First Amendment. But as a black person, I’m conflicted when it comes to defending hate.

The Trump White House and new FCC chair are rolling back the effort for an internet that's open to all.

Campus witch hunts have nurtured the very threat to our free speech they allegedly sought to root out.

A professor included on the recently published "watchlist" that calls out 200 American educators for being leftist radicals reflects on her "dubious honor."

What smells more — the politics or the pigs?

A cartoonist writes that "free speech is clearly both a gift and a right, and a terror attack like this is a huge motivation to wield that speech more effectively and powerfully."