Censorship News For Sep 16th 2026: Free Speech Isn't Negotiable!

Wednesday, September 16, 2026

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More threats to freedom of speech | washingtontimes.com | Judge Napolitano

The judge shares history on how the US government has used excuses over the generations to restrict free speech. He states it like it is from a constitutional perspective:

Freedom of speech is not a luxury or a public relations principle. It is not something that disappears whenever a president becomes angry, a war begins, a university tolerates controversy or a government agency decides that the public has been exposed to too much dissent.

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Judge blocks DHS from acting against a man over a harsh email to an ICE official | npr.org

A court has blocked the Department of Homeland Security from taking action against a man who sent a scathing email to a former ICE official, ruling that the government's attempts to confront him violated his First Amendment rights. The judge's decision prevents federal agents from pursuing further legal consequences against the individual for his protected speech.

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