Free Speech
One Man's Loophole Is Another Man's Liberty
Big government tightens its grip on "loopholes." Beware.
Tech Companies Increasingly Refusing to Keep Government Searches Secret
Big firms join Twitter in letting customers know about subpoenas
FCC to Reporters: What You're Doing Isn't Journalism
Why is the Federal Communications Commission deciding which reporters are producing real 'news stories'?
Bundy, Sterling, and Reconciling Racially Hateful Speech With Freedom
The most effective equalizer for hatred is the free market.
Twitter's Take on #MyNYPD Not Exactly What NYPD Hoped for
On Tuesday, @NYPDnews asked people on Twitter to post photos of themselves with politce officers, using the hashtag #MyNYPD. You can probably imagine how this went ....
Regulating Hateful Speech Won't Stop Hateful Crimes
Glenn Miller's long trail of bigotry and violence is not an argument for censoring speech—or for spying on people who have done nothing more than say ugly things.
The IRS is Taking a Page From the NSA's Playbook and Snooping on Social Media
Looking at Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter accounts belonging to people they want to investigate.
A Conservative Defense of Brandeis University
No, Ayaan Hirsi Ali did not have her speech "suppressed."
Bipartisan Hypocrisy on Free Speech
From the Dixie Chicks to Mozilla, free speech is under fire from both right and left.
The War on Porn Continues
Three decades after the Reagan administration crackdown, the crusade against pornography is waged online and overseas.
Free Speech vs. the Collective
Stephen Breyer's dangerously broad rationale for campaign finance regulations
Rich People Will Always Beat Campaign Finance Restrictions
When Congress blocks off one avenue for funding political campaigns, millionaires find other routes-or bulldoze new ones through the wilderness.
SCOTUS Rules Campaign Finance Restriction Unconstitutional
Predictable parties cheer and condemn McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission decision
