Sky News Really Doesn't Want to Show the New Charlie Hebdo Cover
Self-censorship in action
Self-censorship in action
Arrests for speech at a march in support of free speech? Mais oui!
A litany of failed forecasts about terrorism
Driven by a need to appear proactive, and a taste for power, government officials once again exploit a murderous incident to increase their authority over us.
Pay attention if you care about due process, Fourth Amendment protections against illegal searches, the limits of government surveillance, and Internet freedom.
Major journalistic outlets may applaud Charlie Hebdo's defiance of terrorists, but they can't bring themselves to emulate it.
Days after her husband's 'Je suis Charlie' speech, Amal Clooney is fighting to deny the human right to express disbelief in a historical fact
The most permissive approach to gay unions in Southeast Asia
The dumb debate about Obama's absence from a Paris rally
To make room for blowback arguments, some libertarians and progressives are denying that slaughtering a newsroom is a free-speech issue
The New York Times had 9 years to come up with a better justification for not running images of Mohammed
France's gun controls mean only that weapons are unavailable to the innocent, leaving them at the mercy of predators.
In wake of Charlie Hebdo massacre Muslims are speaking out against religious extremism and terrorism.
Saudi Arabia flogged Raif Badawi for "insulting Islam" even as the govt joined in protests against Charlie Hebdo murders.
A system of beliefs that cannot rely on persuasion to win over doubters is a weak and defective one.
'The choice of Paris as the venue of the performance suggests there is a conspiracy against Islam.'
Defiance in the face of murder.