Columbia Student: I Was Reported to Gender-Based Misconduct Office for Calling Myself Handsome
When universities give this much power to the always-offended, they make it impossible to have a dialogue about anything.
When universities give this much power to the always-offended, they make it impossible to have a dialogue about anything.
But UC's president has some blind spots in her pro-free speech stance.
Why cops get away with criminal behavior, how the Internet is getting boring, and why a Trump presidency isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Officials likely abuse access to government info databases on a daily basis.
That scary 105 accidental gun death figure, more than five times the previous year? Turns out to really be 5, slightly more than a quarter of the previous year.
Lawmakers attempt to tell online database what information it's allowed to publish.
In search of Guy Sims Fitch
Who will actually be defining the agenda, because it won't be these two?
But the university is still going to watch out for bias incidents
Americans must resist the delusional embrace of E.U.-style "hate speech" rules.
Clinton and Trump agree on a fantasy of presidential power to keep guns out of bad hands in a manner that would be effective, constitutional, and not harass the innocent more than stop the guilty. It can't be done.
'No fly, no buy' rears its unconstitutional head at the debate.
Remove the Libertarian and there goes fiscal sanity, federalism, and free speech.
Did a marketing campaign trick Americans into loving firearms?
This week has seen the arrest of one creepy clown and one child who intended to fend off creepy clowns with a knife if necessary.
Discussion between leftists and YAF conservatives was uncomfortable, angry, and necessary.
The gun gender gap is growing smaller.
Prior restraint keeps blueprints off the Internet.
"There is freedom of the press," observed a puzzled paramedic who witnessed the arrest.
Students are prohibited from talking about their suicidal thoughts with others.
The precedent-setting case could have major implications for all sorts of online publishers.
Backers of the former two-term governor of New Mexico say he's a "sane centrist" while Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are dangerous extremists.
Why America should never join the rest of the world in enacting hate speech bans
"We are well on our way to developing...new ways to change their behavior."
Chilled speech isn't like chilled vodka; it sends people out the door quicker than you might think. [UPDATE: Reynolds has been un-suspended.]
Sacrificing liberty in times of fear will not keep citizens safe.
Tom Shillue asks, Matt Welch answers, on Fox News' Red Eye at 3 a.m.
It's speech-but is it 'expressive' speech?
"Gotta cover our ass."
Anthony Novak's parody of the Parma Police Department's Facebook page prompted a felony prosecution.
Another case where calls for 'mass snooping' ignore other avenues for information.
Fear mongering, despite the pretenses, is a bipartisan project.
Gun rights groups argue that the District of Columbia's restrictions on self-defense outside the home violate the Second Amendment.
Free exercise rights exist "only to the extent that they do not unduly burden" bans on discrimination, the report says.
Trick question-it was both of them.
Newspaper demands less government transparency.
Report states "CUNY cannot punish" pro-Palestinian group for their politics, but "can still condemn" anti-Semitism.
'You've got to take the hat off or I'm going to write to the president of the university...'
House Intel Committee says he was no whistleblower.
Group lists safeguards governments should follow before hacking citizens.
Think safe spaces aren't a problem? You might change your mind after watching these students shout at Nicholas Christakis.
In case in which the government and the courts rejected the First Amendment.