Free Speech
Wyoming School Board Silences Critics, Allows Praise—That’s Unconstitutional
Public comment periods at school board meetings are meant to allow parents and taxpayers to provide feedback to their elected officials about district operations—good or bad. But school district leaders in Rock Springs, Wyo., are misusing their…
Going to the Mat for School Choice
The teachers’ unions and their cronies just won’t quit their crusade to end education freedom—even…
She Was Punished for Asking an Innocent Question.…
Can a public school suspend a student for an entire year simply for asking a private, off-campus…
Arizona Supreme Court Allows Donor Privacy Challenge to…
The Arizona Supreme Court today issued a landmark decision recognizing that the Arizona Constitution…
You Don’t Have a Constitutional Right to Free Speech ……
The Goldwater Institute this week filed a brief in the U.S. Supreme Court urging it to overrule a…
Mesa School Board Scraps Unconstitutional Speech Ban
In a victory for the freedom of speech, the Mesa Public School’s Governing Board on Thursday updated its public comment policy to allow speech “without regard to viewpoint,” eliminating its previous prohibition on “personal attacks.” Board members…
Winery Sues Santa Barbara Over Unconstitutional Mandate
It’s a bedrock constitutional principle: the government can’t compel a private business to fund…
This Is Bigger than One Victory
The Goldwater Institute’s 2026 is off to an extraordinary start. So far this year, we have worked…
School Board’s Policy Barring ‘Negative’ Comments is…
Parents and community members who attend a Mesa, Ariz., school board meeting can lavish board…
How the Administrative State Unconstitutionally Censors…
The Goldwater Institute filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court today in a case involving the “gag…
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