Which of the sources below would be the most credible one to use in an article about limits on freedom of speech in the United States?
A 2014 Supreme Court decision regarding newspaper censorship.
A 2014 blog post telling a personal story of an arrest at a freedom of speech demonstration.
A 2014 You Tube video showing examples of censored speech in the classroom.
A 2014 newspaper column advocating limits on free speech to ensure national security.
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