The Fourth of July may be history, but perhaps it won’t hurt to extend that celebration by taking a look at what some of the founding fathers thought about our rebellion against England.

Book bans, disinformation, the wild world of the internet. Free speech debates are all around us.What were the Founding Fathers thinking when they created the First Amendment, and how have the ...

Nearly 250 years ago, America's Founding Fathers made good on their dream ... take a moment to post or share one of these inspiring freedom quotes in honor of Independence Day.

The narrow definition of treason is a central feature of American exceptionalism and a sibling to the First Amendment’s protection of freedom of speech. The founding generation was deeply ...

These 10 Amendments are: I.) Freedom of Speech and Press. Right to Peaceable Assembly. Freedom of Religion. II.) Right to Keep and Bear Arms “being necessary to the security of a Free State.” ...

But our Founding Fathers ... freedom of thought and the right of private judgment in matters of conscience direct their course to this happy country as their last asylum." —Samuel Adams, Speech ...

Now if you say anything stupid, you are in danger of getting fired and socially banned. Freedom of speech should mean that you can say anything you want no matter how stupid. Get over it.

That timing couldn't be better for the circulation of a quote attributed to Founding Father Thomas Jefferson, who supposedly warned two centuries ago that "When the speech condemns a free press ...