A clear-cut case of actual First Amendment infringement — the federal government abridging the freedom of speech of an individual and his employer — is playing out right now.

Irving-based television broadcaster Nexstar has become a major player in ABC suspending late-night host Jimmy Kimmel indefinitely over his comments following the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk last week.

Trump's FCC Chair Threatens ABC Over Jimmy Kimmel's Monologue; ABC Caves and Pulls Kimmel's Show ‘Indefinitely’

While the Roberts court has issued a trove of suspect decisions over the years, the one area of the law in which it’s been consistently virtuous is the First Amendment.

Jimmy Kimmel’s indefinite suspension prompted warnings of government censorship from several quarters, including ACLU of Nevada and Sen. Jacky Rosen.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz says FCC chairman Brendan Carr sounded more like an organized crime boss than a federal regulator when he threatened to yank ABC’s

Nexstar Media Group — which owns television stationsbroadcasting to 70 percent of the American public — announced Wednesday its ABC‑affiliated television stations will preempt “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” for the foreseeable future,