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constitutioncenter.org > news-debate > americas-town-hall-programs > the-first-amendment-and-artificial-intelligence

The First Amendment and Artificial Intelligence

3+ day, 10+ hour ago   (229+ words) This program is presented in partnership with the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation as part of First Amendment Day, a new annual celebration inviting visitors of all ages to explore the five freedoms of the First Amendment through conversation, creativity,…...

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constitutioncenter.org > blog > supreme-court-asked-to-consider-dispute-over-religious-use-of-public-park

Supreme Court asked to consider dispute over religious use of public park

4+ day, 6+ hour ago   (761+ words) September 9, 2026 | by Scott Bomboy When do a city’s plans to redevelop a municipal park conflict with a Native American group’s use of part of the park for religious ceremonies? A federal district court allowed the church to continue to worship…...

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constitutioncenter.org > blog > ten-commandments-school-dispute-heading-to-the-supreme-court

Ten Commandments school dispute heading to the Supreme Court

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (937+ words) August 19, 2026 | by Scott Bomboy An appeal over a Texas state law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public school classrooms is heading to the Supreme Court after a federal court upheld the law in April 2026. On Monday, the American Civil Liberties…...