By Zachary Leshin Retired Harvard University Law Professor Alan Dershowitz strongly criticized the recent protests at the University of Missouri and Yale University, stating that “these students are book burners,”…
by Kaitlyn Schallhorn • The Blaze As college students nationwide garner national media attention for their protests against school administrations and perceived racial injustices on their…
by Kurt Schlichter • Townhall Please don’t tell the students at University of Missouri and Yale and all the other throbbing pustules of academia to stop…
by Monica Showalter • Investors Business Daily As campuses erupt with protests and the TV cameras pan the crowds, an informal survey among the IBD editorial…
Liberals’ criticism of my SEAL teammate Chris Kyle has had the ironic effect of honoring him. By Rorke Denver • The Wall Street Journal ‘American Sniper,”…
by George Landrith • Townhall Late one Friday afternoon, the Obama Administration announced its plans to cut the Internet loose from U.S. government oversight, giving control to the…
Gone are the days when campuses served as places where unpopular ideas could be given voice; now, universities purge ideas from the public square if they don’t fit their infantilizing…
The revenue agency has become a tool for suppressing speech. by Andrew C. McCarthy Through months of Obama administration stonewalling, the redoubtable Judicial Watch perseveres in a Freedom of Information…
by Charles Krauthammer The debate over campaign contributions is never-ending for a simple reason: Both sides of the argument have merit. On the one hand, of course money is speech.…
by Peter Roff These days almost everyone has a blog or a column or a podcast or some means of participating in the national conversation that goes on daily about,…
by Nick Gillespie The press-punishing, speech-chilling, and unabashedly overreaching actions by the Obama administration against the Associated Press and Fox News Channel’s James Rosen lay bare the essential dynamic between…
by Major Garrett Unconstitutional. Sweeping. Secretive. Abusive. Harassing. Gary Pruitt, the president and CEO of the Associated Press, used those words on CBS’s Face the Nation to describe the Justice…