Federal Court Rules Speech-Based Deportations Violate the First Amendment

The decision goes further than other similar recent rulings.

Federal Court Rules Speech-Based Deportations Violate the First Amendment

Abdul El-Sayed and the Piker Problem

There was a curious moment this week when Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed expressed shock that people were asking him…

Abdul El-Sayed and the Piker Problem

West Point Professor Challenges Ban on “Un-American, Divisive…Radical, Extremist, and Irrational Theories.”

There is an important lawsuit being litigated in the Southern District of New York over the limits of free speech…

West Point Professor Challenges Ban on “Un-American, Divisive…Radical, Extremist, and Irrational Theories.”

“The Cascade of Dysfunction That Helped Doom Jason Arday”

An excellent piece today by Jesse Singal in The Dispatch; the whole thing is worth reading, but here are some… The post “The Cascade of Dysfunction That Helped Doom Jason Arday” appeared first on Reason.com.

“The Cascade of Dysfunction That Helped Doom Jason Arday”

The folly of the DSA

If you already think the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) are bad, have a gander at this interview.  An article in the Times of Israel (click screenshot below) summarizes a New Yorker interview, also on video (below), with Megan Romer, current co-chair of the DSA. As you know, DSA members or affiliates are winning important…

The folly of the DSA

The New McCarthys: Forty Percent of Professors Would Vote Against Hiring a Trump Voter

According to a new survey, roughly 40 percent of college faculty would “oppose hiring a Trump supporter.” The results of…

The New McCarthys: Forty Percent of Professors Would Vote Against Hiring a Trump Voter

Criminal “Villification”: Australia Court Upholds Conviction, Massive Fine, and Compelled Speech in Transgender Case

We have followed the evisceration of free speech values in the United Kingdom and other Western nations. Australia has been…

Criminal “Villification”: Australia Court Upholds Conviction, Massive Fine, and Compelled Speech in Transgender Case

The Meaning of “Globalise the Intifada!”

Political slogans compress complicated ideas into a few memorable words. Their strength lies in their emotional force, but so does their danger. A slogan can encourage solidarity and peaceful reform, or it can glorify hatred and violence while allowing those who use it to deny responsibility for its consequences. “Globalise the Intifada” belongs firmly in […]

The Meaning of “Globalise the Intifada!”

Tehran Rose: Will Far-Left Influencers Face Charges in Rallying America’s Enemies?

Below is my column in The Hill on the controversies involving far-left influencers rallying support for Iranian and anti-American interests.…

Tehran Rose: Will Far-Left Influencers Face Charges in Rallying America’s Enemies?

Jesus ‘n’ Mo ‘n’ the Islamophobia tsar

Today’s Jesus and Mo strip, called “aspects,” came with a note: “Thankfully, that Anti-Muslim Hostility Tsar seems to be taking his time arriving.” Yes, the British Government was going to appoint a “tsar” to oversee and police anti-Muslim hostility, but the position remains unfilled. The Muslim Council of Britain is complaining (their bolding): The Muslim…

Jesus ‘n’ Mo ‘n’ the Islamophobia tsar

A federal judge takes apart Nicholas Kristof’s controversial accusations against Israel

If you’re getting weary of the endless but necessary attacks on Nicholas Kristof for his misleading and almost antisemitic column about Israel’s “policy” of sexually assaulting Palestinian prisoners, Roy K. Altman has written in the Free Press the definitive critique of Kristof’s column—that is, until investigations by Israel reveal more information. Wikipedia identifies Altman as…

A federal judge takes apart Nicholas Kristof’s controversial accusations against Israel

Shell Speech: Why the Second Comey Indictment is Likely to Fail

Below is my column on Fox.com on the second indictment of former FBI director James Comey. Despite being one of…

Shell Speech: Why the Second Comey Indictment is Likely to Fail

Misuse of HDCA

Shayne Currie reports: One of New Zealand’s biggest news organisations is appealing a precedent-setting court decision, in which a man convicted of assaulting his partner convinced a judge that an online news article about him and the attack should be removed. The district court judge agreed the man, who did not receive name suppression at…

Misuse of HDCA

What Freedom of Speech Is For: The case against silencing

In 1633, the Roman Inquisition condemned Galileo for heresy. His offence was to argue that the Earth moves around the Sun. The Church was not acting out of malice. It was protecting a politically approved consensus against what was considered to be dangerous nonsense. The theologians and philosophers who condemned Galileo were not fools. They […]

What Freedom of Speech Is For: The case against silencing

Ohio Court Rejects View that Rejecting a Child’s Gender Change is Evidence of Parental Unfitness

There was an interesting decision from the Ohio Court of Appeals last week on parental rights and transgender identity. In…

Ohio Court Rejects View that Rejecting a Child’s Gender Change is Evidence of Parental Unfitness

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