Three Pro-Free Speech Statements About College Campuses
Purdue's Mitch Daniels, Brookings' Jonathan Rauch, and students at Claremont-McKenna speak up loudly for the free and open exchange of ideas.
Purdue's Mitch Daniels, Brookings' Jonathan Rauch, and students at Claremont-McKenna speak up loudly for the free and open exchange of ideas.
Why activists at Yale, Missouri, Claremont McKenna, Amherst, and everywhere else need free speech.
Watch Matt Welch and others discuss the 'elephants in the room' at 8 p.m. on Fox Business Network
Yeonmi Park escaped from North Korea. But will her story survive scrutiny?
The Kentucky senator says his GOP rival fails to understand, "You can use the Fourth Amendment and still get terrorists."
So warns FIRE President Greg Lukianoff, in a must-read new 2012 interview
The 1990s saw a wave of weird warnings about a coming crime surge to be led by inhuman "superpredators." Guess who joined in?
The Obama administration needs higher standards for violating the right to free exercise.
A new doc featuring Penn Jillette, Gilbert Gottfried, Adam Carolla, & Lisa Lampanelli asks why comedy is treated differently that other forms of expression.
School safety paranoia is out of control.
White House announces support for Equality Act.
When it comes to legal immigrants and drug policy, you are guilty until proven innocent.
This is class-based paternalism in action.
Can the president write his own laws or procedures? In a word: No.
Likely violations of attorney-client privilege
Opposition to war depends largely on which party is waging it.
After the circus in Colorado, did Fox Business deliver a debate of ideas?
Despite some reforms, civil asset forfeiture revenues continue to grow.
Missouri students shouldn't live in fear of bad words.
Mizzou admins, cops shouldn't censors hate speech.
The police chief says he was "deeply disturbed" by video of the incident.
The Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Luis v. United States.
Well, you see, it's just like alcohol, and so sends a confusing message about...whatevs.
In loco parentis returns: Yale and Mizzou students want to be treated like kids again
No competent educator can give students the false sense of security they desire.
The liberal justice files a lone dissent in Mullenix v. Luna.
Snowden's lawyer, Jesselyn Radack, explains why whistleblowers are the targets of government prosecution.
El Paso Rep. Beto O'Rourke explains what the GOP frontrunner misses about Mexican immigrants (and everything else).
High Bridge Arms, founded in the mid-1950s by Olympic shooter Bob Chow, shuts down rather than give local police its customer list.
Cops came to his door to nab the activist while he was out buying baby food for his child, due any minute.
Yale just became ground zero in the campus free speech wars.
Families Against Mandatory Minimum's Kevin Ring makes the case for even more wide-ranging and far-reaching sentencing reform.
University of Missouri School of Law students told to self-censor on social media.
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A smart solution requires a willingness to compromise.
Someone think of the child (predators)
"There is not enough evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction," says British law enforcement.
Proposal would make policy out of what they had been secretly doing all along.