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By Abhishek Ray, George Mason University, from The Conversation, last updated on September 11, 2024
Even news outlets perceived as politically neutral can benefit from today’s polarized media environment. The past decade has seen a surge in partisan online news sites that ...
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Under the government speech doctrine, the government has its own rights as
speaker that can assert its own messages, immune from challenges of
viewpoint discrimination.
A required 100-question licensing test about historical sites for tour guides in Washington D.C. violated the free speech rights in the First Amendment, an appellate court ruled in a 2014 case.
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