Assange's Anniversary: Two Years Cornered, but Still World-Changing
From Iraq to SecureDrop, WikiLeaks remains an important tool for free speech, information, and action.
From Iraq to SecureDrop, WikiLeaks remains an important tool for free speech, information, and action.
Here's nine of the weirdest. ALOTBSOL, AMIRITE?
Close decision approves of regulations over third-party gun buys
A bizarre moment on Court TV
Note to mayors: If you arrest people for saying things on the internet, you are the ones taking away freedom of speech.
Savage: "False accusations of engaging in hate speech are themselves a form of hate speech..."
Dan Savage denounced for making transgender person feel "unsafe."
City planners won't let private citizens put bright red signs on their own lawns.
"There was more disagreement among the old Soviet politburo than there is among Ivy League donors," said Bloomberg.
The long, ugly journey from the Free Speech Movement to professors assaulting protesters
The Santa Barbara killer wasn't just a misogynist; he was a malignant narcissist.
If we want colleges to train students to be rational members of a democratic society, mandating trigger warnings is an excellent way to ensure that we fail.
In the name of privacy, Europe expurgates the Internet.
The best response to allegedly villainous speakers is to let them speak and make them wish they hadn't.
When the Senate studied video games
Some Americans still stuff their faith down the throats of the minority.
Can't a guy say what he thinks anymore? Yes, but the free market may punish you.
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