Jimmy Kimmel is returning to air, just a few days after he was suspended indefinitely.

If you’re rich, white, and male with a huge following, the First Amendment still works for you—for now. But for the rest of us?

Disney seems to have realized it made a massive mistake.

The Defense Department is trying to limit what journalists can cover.

Donald Trump spent more time talking about himself than the late far-right activist.

An interview with Kat Abughazaleh, a 26-year-old Democratic House candidate in Illinois, who was violently thrown to the ground twice at a peaceful protest in Illinois on Friday morning.

Trump 2.0 has executed any number of offenses against the Constitution, human decency, and more. But here’s why the Jimmy Kimmel matter is different—and the most dangerous move yet.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr indicated who he’d be looking into next.

While the Roberts court has issued a trove of suspect decisions over the years, the one area of the law in which it’s been consistently virtuous is the First Amendment.

Apparently, Donald Trump has forgotten his own executive order.

Kimmel wasn’t suspended for “low ratings” or a lack of talent. He was put on ice because he dared poke fun at a thin-skinned president.

Journalism professor Kathy Roberts Ford and TNR’s Ana Marie Cox argue that Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension by ABC shows an administration following the authoritarian playbook—and a corporate-captured press.

Sean Hannity apparently doesn’t think Donald Trump is a “prominent conservative voice.”

Mace freaked out after her attempt to censure Representative Ilhan Omar fell apart.

Donald Trump got a dig in at Stephen Colbert too.

If you make jokes the leader doesn’t like, look out. Does that sound like America? We are in a new place.

At least eight members of the U.S. military are facing discipline for comments they made on social media after Kirk’s assassination.

If you yell at the president, you should get hit with charges that are usually slapped on mafia members, apparently.

Republicans are organizing around the idea that fiction is reality—and too many liberals are playing along.

The Supreme Court justice has some thoughts on Bondi’s vow to crack down on “hate speech.”