Topic: First Amendment - CSMonitor.com

Keep Calm Good reads: Freedom of speech, YouTube cats, and campaign strategy

This week's good reads include deciphering what our forefathers meant by protection for free speech, one man's quest to find a feline Internet sensation, and the 'invention' of political consulting.

America should not apologize for values that clash with hostile Islam

After film, push strengthens for blasphemy clause in Egypt's constitution

The Coptic Christian in California behind the anti-Islamic film

Global News Blog Libya, Egypt riots: Can anti-Islam speech be shut down?

Obama vs. Romney 101: 5 differences on women's issues

Michigan battleground: Unions push to protect rights at the ballot box

Could ‘liking’ something on Facebook get you fired?

Modern Parenthood London 2012 Olympics: A family postcard from the Games

Chick-fil-A: Will the controversy hurt chain's expansion plans?

Free speech: Can school fire ‘redneck’ over Confederate flag on his truck?

Chick-fil-A supporters send message, eat chicken (+video)

College rampage threat 5 days after the Colorado shooting leads to arrest

The Monitor's View False choice between Affordable Care Act and religious liberty

Obamacare: US judge lets Catholic-owned firm cut contraception from coverage

Constitutional amendment required to undo Citizens United, Senate panel told

Lawyers want Guantánamo war crimes case televised, but judge seems skeptical

Robert Reich The problem: Big business doesn't care about American well-being

Justice Scalia says he and Roberts aren't feuding

Democrats renew bid to require big campaign donors to disclose

House may prosecute journalists for reporting leaked information

Robert Reich July 4th: Musings on the meaning of true patriotism

Robert Reich Game changer: Justice Roberts switches teams

Robert Reich The Supreme Court will uphold Obamacare. Here's why.

Robert Reich SB 1070 and the fight over patriotism