Attorney General Pam Bondi’s opaque threat to target “hate speech” following the assassination of conservative crusader Charlie Kirk would, if carried out, run up against a litany of Supreme Court precedent on an issue that has largely united conservative and liberal justices for decades.

During an interview with FOX News host Martha MacCallum on Thursday night, President Trump dismissed concerns about freedom of speech in his crackdown on left-wing groups that appeared to support or celebrate the assassination of free speech advocate Charlie Kirk.

Following the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, a national debate is underway over the limits of the First Amendment.

U .S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has said she will crack down on “hate speech” and “target” people who engage in it following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, despite U.S. Supreme Court rulings that broadly protect speech.

There has been a lot of talk from Trump administration officials about punishing speech. Here is what the law says.

President Donald Trump made a jaw-dropping quip about "hate speech" and slain activist Charlie Kirk during a new Fox News interview.

Explain to your child that everyone has a right to be safe in society and treated with dignity and respect. Hate speech is always wrong and all of us share a responsibility to reject it. Explore together what hate speech is, so your child can identify it, whether it happens to them or someone else. Here are some questions you can consider together:

Free speech groups fear the White House is using Charlie Kirk's murder to silence critics. Here is the news to know on Friday.

Attorney General Pam Bondi clarified that threats of violence are not protected speech after facing backlash after saying she would broadly target hate speech.

Bondi's comments provoked criticism from MAGA influencers, who argued 'hate speech' is protected by the First Amendment