Nobody, Gay or Straight, Has the Right to a Wedding Cake
Rather than arguing over who can discriminate or why, look at what goods and services actually need government protection through public accommodation laws.
Civil Liberties
Feds No Longer Trying to Convict Journalist for Hyperlinking
Some charges against Barrett Brown for linking to hacked documents to be dropped
Supreme Court Appears Ready to Rule for Police in Deadly Car Chase
Qualified immunity will likely be extended to officers who used deadly force.
Facebook Imposing Stricter Rules on Gun-Related Posts
Anti-gun activists pushed for changes
The Legacy of Loving v. Virginia Lives On in Gay Marriage Rulings
Fundamental rights must trump the government's attempt to control private relationships
Police Departments Sign Non-Disclosure Agreements with Surveillance-Tech Manufacturer, Conceal Info from Courts and Press
The police state meets the corporate state.
Ohio 10-Year-Old Reportedly Suspended For Pointing His Finger Like a Gun
Zero tolerance strikes again
Let's See If California Decides We Have the Right to Know Which Cops Shoot People
Do we have the right to know which cops don't know a gun from a water hose nozzle?
A Libertarian Solution to Immigration Reform
Civil rights, economic liberty, and a path to legalization.
Whatever Its Faults, the Tea Party Identified the Right Target
A look back on its development over the last five years.
Verizon Reveals More About Federal Spying on Customers
In 2013, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court ordered Verizon to surrender data for thousands of customers.
Police Justify Concealing Surveillance Tools from Courts with Non-Disclosure Agreements
That's not how it works, guys
Michael Jordan vs. Free Speech
Circuit court ruling gives fame a First Amendment veto
