By Jeremy Carl • The Federalist Less than two weeks ago, President Trump signed the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement intended to be the successor to the North American Free Trade Agreement, which…
by Katherine Timpf • National Review Nobody likes a mean person, and it’s better to be nice. But there is nothing nice about restricting students’ speech. The University of Montana…
By James Altschul • The Federalist After two days of public outcry, Twitter has reinstated the account of conservative commentator Jesse Kelly. Contradicting their initial message to Kelly, which notified…
Investor’s Business Daily We can remember when the left used to accuse conservatives of being prudish censors. Now it’s the left that appears determined to censor speech it doesn’t like.…
by Ben Domenech • The Federalist The firing of Kevin Williamson from The Atlantic on the day he was set to give an opening Q&A in their offices was sadly…
By Joseph A. Wulfsohn • The Federalist In recent years, especially since Russia’s interference in the 2016 election, Internet giants like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter have started policing things they…
By Douglas Murray • National Review It’s much more comfortable for those in power to go after amorphous concepts than to address real-world issues. At the start of January this…
By Nicole Russell • The Federalist The Federalist society at the Lewis and Clark Law School invited Christina Hoff Sommers, scholar, author, and outspoken critic of feminism to speak Monday,…
By David French • National Review Online If you follow free-speech controversies for any length of time, you’ll understand two things about public opinion. First, an overwhelming percentage of Americans will…
By Glenn Reynolds • USAToday The former governor showed himself to be a constitutional illiterate on Twitter. I tell my constitutional law students that there are a couple of statements…
By David French • National Review When free speech threatens government power, government has a tendency to get curious about the identity and funding of dissenting speakers. This was true…
By Peter W. Wood • The Federalist The Middlebury College protest on March 2 that silenced an invited speaker and hospitalized a popular professor has continued to garner attention. More…
by David French • National Review I’m supposed to be encouraged, but I’m not. In the aftermath of this month’s violent attack on Charles Murray and a Middlebury professor, I’m…
Wall Street Journal “The Mob at Middlebury” (Review & Outlook, March 4) recalled an invitation in the 1970s I received from friends to attend the graduation of their daughter from…
by Elizabeth Harrington • Washington Free Beacon Ajit Pai will serve as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission after his appointment by President Donald Trump on Monday. Pai has been…