Chad Flanders

An email sent to St. Louis Public Radio about a now-scuttled soccer stadium prompted Attorney General Josh Hawley to once again look into Gov. Eric Greitens’ social media policies. Jan. 2017

Hawley’s inquiry of Greitens questions whether social media should be in the sunshine

Jason Rosenbaum

It’s not every day that a sentence in a 14-month-old article is the catalyst behind an attorney general inquiry into a sitting governor.But that’s exactly…

Government, Politics & Issues

Analysis: Free-speech implications of case involving St. Louisan’s artwork removed from US Capitol

Evie Hemphill

In 2016, a painting by St. Louis high school student David Pulphus appeared in the U.S. Capitol alongside hundreds of other winning art competition…

Government, Politics & Issues

Free speech, Facebook and a public university

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Nov. 8, 2011 - Only half of the students in my media ethics class showed up on Thursday because the…

Government, Politics & Issues

Chunks out of the wall separating church and state

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, April 30, 2010 - The small Latin cross on Sunrise Rock in the Mojave Desert provided the U.S. Supreme…