Angele Latham is a First Amendment reporter for the Tennessean, covering local news and court cases related to free speech and press freedom. With a reputation for being a "smartass young whippersnapper," Angele is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the community.
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An investigation by The Tennessean has found dozens of state lawmakers belong to organizations that are credited with advising Project 2025.
By: Angele Latham, Evan Mealins
A proposal to prohibit Metro Nashville Police officers from associating with hate groups was introduced to the Metro Council in July, following a
By: Angele Latham
A professor at Austin Peay State University is pushing back against the increasing trend of book restrictions and bans in public school libraries across Tennessee in a big way — literally.
By: Angele Latham
Four new public safety policies will be headed to the Metro City Council following weeks of intense debate on how Nashville should respond to the recent rash in neo-Nazi demonstrations.
By: Angele Latham
As students head back to class at colleges and universities across the nation, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression has released the
By: Angele Latham
Nashville Tennessean Amid the brewing storm of the current election cycle and all the political tension it brings, one Nashville church held
By: Vivian Jones, Angele Latham
Vivian Jones Angele Latham Nashville Tennessean Jim Sasser, the last Democrat to represent Tennessee in the U.S.
By: Vivian Jones, Angele Latham
Jim Sasser, the last Democrat to represent Tennessee in the U.S. Senate, who later went on to serve as U.S. Ambassador to China during the Clinton administration, died on Tuesday evening. He was 87.
By: Angele Latham
Nashville Tennessean Former Vice President Mike Pence is set to speak at Middle Tennessee State University Tuesday on “Defining Democracy,” as
By: Scott Broden, Angele Latham, Myriam Page
Former Republican Vice President Mike Pence told a Middle Tennessee State University audience Tuesday about his role in certifying Democrat Joe
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