Suzanne Nossel: The threat that comedy poses to autocrats?

Comedy can be both a unifying force and a potent catalyst for truthful reflection. In a world where free speech often hangs in the balance, humor can unmask authoritarian excesses while helping people cope and question what they see around them.

No, the Supreme Court Did Not Give Trump a License to Silence Jimmy Kimel

Despite reports suggesting that the Supreme Court empowered Donald Trump to silence late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, the justices have unanimously rejected government-induced censorship. Their decision highlights the Court’s enduring support for free speech under the First Amendment.

No, the Supreme Court Did Not Give Trump a License to Silence Jimmy Kimel

Brazil Faces US Visa Restrictions Amid Rising Concerns Over Censorship and Threats to Free Expression

The United States has imposed visa restrictions on Brazilian judicial officials due to their involvement in censorship and threats to free expression. This move follows actions by Supreme Federal Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes that have raised international concerns.

Brazil Faces US Visa Restrictions Amid Rising Concerns Over Censorship and Threats to Free Expression

Kyrgyzstan president establishes penalties for publishing false information

The Committee to Protect Journalists has issued a warning after Kyrgyzstan’s President Japarov signed new amendments imposing administrative penalties on individuals and entities that publish “false or unreliable” information. These changes raise concerns about the potential erosion of press freedom in the country.

Kyrgyzstan president establishes penalties for publishing false information

Trump Media Joins Rumble Lawsuit to Stop Censorship

Trump Media and Technology Group has joined forces with Rumble to challenge gag orders from a Brazilian Supreme Court Justice, aiming to protect free speech and resist international censorship efforts. The lawsuit filed in U.S. federal court seeks to prevent demands that threaten to suppress political opinions and violate First Amendment rights.

SARASOTA COUNTY SCHOOLS: Textbook process gets pushback

Residents in Sarasota have raised serious concerns of censorship as the county’s school board held a public hearing on Tuesday to discuss the adoption of K-12 instructional materials. The allegations signal growing tension over educational content in the district.

SARASOTA COUNTY SCHOOLS: Textbook process gets pushback