News & Politics The Newseum’s First Amendment Tablet Is Going to Philadelphia The marble work will be on display at the National Constitution Center. First Amendment, Newseum, PhiladelphiaMarch 18, 2021
News & Politics Yes, the Newseum’s First Amendment Tablet Is Coming Down. No, It’s Not Because Democracy Has Failed. The 50-ton, 74-foot-tall marble tablet is going into storage, and maybe someday, a new home. First Amendment, Johns Hopkins University, NewseumFebruary 18, 2021
News & Politics Archdiocese of Washington Sues Metro Over Advertising Policies The transit agency says the church's Christmas ads violate its rules on religious ads. Archdiocese of Washington, Christmas, First Amendment, LawsuitsNovember 28, 2017
News & Politics ACLU, Milo Yiannopoulos, Women’s Health Clinic, and PETA Sue Metro Over Advertising Policies ACLU, Advertising, Carafem, First AmendmentAugust 9, 2017
News & Politics Milo’s Right: Metro Rules About Political Advertising Make Little Sense Advertising, First Amendment, Metro, Milo YiannopoulosJuly 11, 2017
News & Politics DC United’s New Season-Ticket Agreement Could Stifle Fans’ Free Speech DC United, First Amendment, Free Speech, MediaOctober 4, 2016
