Censorship • Zero-Sum

Double Standard in Israel/Palestine Cartooning

Not only is it bad for democracy, it trivializes antisemitism and allows promoters of racism and ethnic cleansing off the hook.

The Greenpeace verdict is a warning sign for protest rights

Human rights and First Amendment lawyers say Energy Transfer’s case against Greenpeace is part of an escalating attack on nonprofits and protestors.

Uphold Freedom of Speech on American Campuses

Disobedience to authority is the privilege of youth. When young Americans put their academic careers and freedom on the line for moral principles, they renew our faith in America’s future.

Why the AI will always be uncanny

Or how to spot a skin job.

Can a Foreign Court Control Free Speech in America?

The case raises fundamental legal questions about free speech, sovereignty, and the role of US courts in rejecting foreign censorship.

A Switch in Time?

Andrew P. Napolitano on Tulsi Gabbard’s abandonment of the people’s constitutional protection from spying under the Fourth Amendment.

Political Riptides Threaten to Overwhelm the Nation

Do yourselves a favor and turn off the talking heads, shut down the screen devices, tune out the politicians, take a deep breath, then do something to pay your blessings forward.