Unless courts and regulators can work through the many ambiguities in the law, Arizonans will exercise their First Amendment rights under a cloud of uncertainty.

The intense reaction to last year’s Dobbs decision shows why citizen privacy is essential to free speech and civil society.

New Mexico’s privacy laws are bad. The state senate tried to make them worse.

Leadership in the Idaho Senate apparently agree with the California Attorney General that state agencies should have unrestricted power to surveil donors to causes they dislike.

Politicians across the country push donor disclosure legislation as a way to retaliate against their ideological opponents when they can’t win a public policy debate based on the merits.

A coalition of nonprofits, state leaders, and legislators recently defeated two threats to free speech and personal privacy in North Dakota.