The Recent History of Free Speech
Adam Tomkins joins the Law & Liberty Podcast to discuss his latest book on the most pressing problems of contemporary free speech law.| Law & Liberty
The Venezuelan socialist regime has just sentenced a 65-year-old doctor, Marggie Orozco, to 30 years in prison for criticizing the…| JONATHAN TURLEY
Last night, my torts class was briefly interrupted by the sounds of protests on campus over the appearance of Robert…| JONATHAN TURLEY
The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced this week that it is investigating the University of California, Berkeley, over the security…| JONATHAN TURLEY
We have another incident of a student trashing a conservative table while expressing absolute impunity to do so. The Young…| JONATHAN TURLEY
In a new column from Stanford's chapter of the American Association of University Professors, history professor Jessica Riskin offers three lessons for universities facing pressure from the federal government. The post AAUP | Academic Freedom on the Line appeared first on The Stanford Daily.| The Stanford Daily
Adam Tomkins joins the Law & Liberty Podcast to discuss his latest book on the most pressing problems of contemporary free speech law.| Law & Liberty
Instead of shouting slogans, our panelists debate on ideas and the facts. You may think there are not two sides to this issue, but if you haven't heard the arguments on each side, the genuine arguments and not the straw men caricatures of arguments, you're giving up your right to make up your own mind. The post Palestinians are suffering – who is to blame, Israel or Hamas? first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
Dov Osheroff and Willy Maley: perespectives from the left on political violence, history, colonialism, imperialism, racism, antisemitism, social media and the importance of critical thinking and debate Participants: Willy Maley Dov Osheroff Moderator: Mark White The post Dov and Willy talking – perspectives from the left on political violence, history, colonialism, imperialism, racism, antisemitism, social media and the importance of critical thinking and debate first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
ARTICLE One afternoon last June, Salwan Momika, an Iraqi refugee living in Sweden, stepped in front of the largest Mosque in Sweden and lit several pages from the Quran on fire. Momika had sought and received a permit from the Swedish authorities for his provocative demonstration, and there were police monitoring the event. The event, apparently involving two people, caused international uproar and condemnation from world leaders, especially in the Middle-East. It may affect Sweden’s prospe...| Plebity
Conference Panelists: Daniel Ben-Ami, Jacob Mchangama Moderator: Daphna Whitmore Description: Jacob Mchangama and Daniel Ben-Ami discuss the limits to free speech with focus on blasphemy, anti-semitism, and islamophobia. The post Religion and Free speech – Daniel Ben-Ami and Jacob Mchangama first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
Conference Panelists: Max Blumenthal, Christian Parenti Description: An exploration of the Covid propaganda from March 2020 to the present day; how the official Covid Narrative is unraveling (or not), the left’s support for authoritarianism, democratic societies’ descent towards authoritarianism, the rapid adoption of digital tech under the guise of public health, inequities created by Covid, capitalism and the wealth disparity, the psychology behind conformity, the conflation of ‘f...| Plebity
Conference Panelists: Daniel Ben-Ami, Norman Finkelstein Moderator: Sasha White Description: Norman Finkelstein and Daniel Ben-Ami exchange opinions about Holocaust denialism, hate speech laws and the boundaries of permissible speech. Daniel Ben-Ami runs the Radicalism of Fools website, which is about rethinking antisemitism. In over 30 years as a journalist, he has written for many publications, including The Australian, The Economist, Financial Times, The Guardian and Spiked. He has also ...| Plebity
Conference Panelists: Nadine Strossen Moderator: Sasha White Description: Nadine Strossen, former president of the ACLU, responds to a range of questions regarding the historical and enduring importance of the principle of free speech. Nadine Strossen is past president of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) from 1991-2017. She is Professor of Law Emerita at New York Law School, Senior Fellow of FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression) and author of the book HATE: Why We ...| Plebity
Conference Panelists: Noam Chomsky Moderator: Mark White Description: Noam Chomsky offers his thoughts on what defines the left and on the enduring principle of free speech. Noam Chomsky is a longtime scholar, author, teacher, intellectual, activist and social critic. Noam Chomsky is a longtime scholar, author, teacher, intellectual, activist and social critic. The post Noam Chomsky on What Defines the Left and on the Principle of Free Speech first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
Conference Moderator: Tara Henley Panelists: Amna Khalid, Jeff Snyder Description: Tara Henley leads a discussion with Professors Amna Khalid and Jeff Snyder on their personal thoughts and experiences with identify politics, cancel culture and free speech. Tara Henley is a Canadian writer and podcaster, and the author of the national bestseller Lean Out: A Meditation on the Madness of Modern Life. Over the past two decades, her work has appeared on CBC Radio and TV, and in dozens of newspap...| Plebity
Conference Nadine Strossen reviews the history and importance of free speech as she welcomes participants and viewers of Plebity's Free Speech and the Left conference. Nadine Strossen is past president of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU),1991-2017. She is Professor of Law Emerita at New York Law School, Senior Fellow of FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression) and author of the book HATE: Why We Should Resist it With Free Speech, Not Censorship. Her latest book is: Fr...| Plebity
Article After years of contentious debates, Bill C-11, Canada’s Online Streaming Act has become law. As we’ve written here (Senate Passes Controversial Internet Censorship Bill) and here (Canada’s Plans to Regulate the Internet), this bill poses many dangers for Canadian users and creators alike. The post Canada’s censorship bill becomes law first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
Woke One of the hallmarks of today’s woke left is to conflate speech with violence. Fearful of the ‘harm’ that might be experienced from hearing certain words, the woke left has become widely confused about the issue of free speech in general and between speech and literal, physical violence. In New Zealand this week, Posie Parker was assaulted as she tried to speak–a mob surrounded her and forced her off the stage and ultimately out of the country. The group that prevented her from s...| Plebity
Conference Momentum is building for our Free Speech and the Left virtual conference scheduled for June, 2023. The conference participants include some of today’s most interesting voices, coming together to discuss the most divisive issues of the day. We’re in active collaboration with the New Zealand site Redline, India & the Global Left and acTVism Munich. What is the left? Panelists will consider whether leftist thought offers relevant and useful ways of thinking about capitalism and ex...| Plebity
REDLINE article Stuff reports today: “Nationwide bookstore Whitcoulls is selling a magazine peddling a number of anti-vax conspiracies and insinuating the Christchurch mosque terror attack was a “false flag” operation. The Lambton Quay store in Wellington had copies of two issues of New Dawn magazine for sale this week. It was also spotted in another Wellington store, Johnsonville, and at New Lynn in West Auckland.” The post New Dawn – destabilising social cohesion? first appe...| Plebity
Article What does it mean, to ‘counter hate speech with more speech’? Hint: it doesn’t mean 5 minutes for the Jews and 5 minutes for Hitler. In 1971, over the course of several months, historian Gitta Sereny trudged regularly into a prison in Dusseldorf, Germany to sit across a small table from Franz Stangl, former commandant of the extermination camp Treblinka. Between April and June of that year, Sereny collected over 70 hours of interviews with Stangl who died on June 28–within hou...| Plebity
Chart Dear Liberals or Conservatives, When you say left, you probably aren’t actually talking about the left. Find another name. Or at least understand the difference between the woke left and the traditional left which although largely silenced does still exist. Here is a crude guide for liberals and conservatives who want to know the difference. See the chart. The post Hello, do you know the difference? The Raytheon, Goldman Sachs left is not the left. first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
Article The mediasphere has been buzzing with the news of Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover. The world’s richest man bought the platform for $44 billion under the guise of freeing the platform from the shackles of censorship and creating a 'common digital town square'. It should be noted that just weeks ago, Musk was desperately trying to back away from the deal, but a lawsuit eventually forced his hand. The reaction to the news has ranged from sensible criticism to outright hysterics from all...| Plebity
Article A little over a week ago, on October 11, a young woman in France sat down in front of her video camera and earnestly recounted the story of her narrow escape from a sex trafficking and possible organ trafficking gang operating from the train station in the city of Marseille. Against the backdrop of ominous music she tells her story... The post Rumors, Mob Justice and Free Speech – this time the Roma community is the target first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
Free Speech Union Podcast Mark and Daphna discuss how the Left of the past was at the forefront of defending free speech, why that is no longer the case and why the Left shouldn't bet their money on tech billionaires like Elon Musk to be their free speech savior. The post Daphna Whitmore and Mark White Discuss Why the Left has Abandoned Free Speech first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
Article What constitutes harm? This is the question currently debated by Canadian lawmakers surrounding the Online Harms Bill — a controversial bill currently under development that seeks to protect vulnerable people online and curb the dissemination of ‘harmful’ content. The post Using the ‘Harm’ Argument to Censor Online Speech first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
In these times, leftists who espouse free speech are like wanderers in the wilderness. The political sands may be swirling so intensely that they are unable to see clearly, but the desert is actually filled with like-minded wanderers, each mistakenly thinking they are alone. That is why it is all the more important to discover and support a site like Redline. Redline is a blog collective in New Zealand that combines original content with a carefully chosen selection of re-posted articles. The...| Plebity
Article Free speech decisions on social networks are guided by an unknown mesh of personal predilections of tech company CEOs and their boards. They are driven by profit motive and the competition of rivals. The algorithms that enforce their censorship are based on rules that we know nothing about; we haven’t participated in their design or voted on their adoption. The post Who decides what we are allowed to say? first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
ARTICLE The Stepford Wives was a movie that came out in 1972 and might not be very well remembered today but which nonetheless contributed a useful metaphor for describing certain aspects of our society. Briefly, the Stepford Wives were the possessed and submissive versions of their original human selves, surreptitiously transformed one by one and reappearing as empty husks of what they had once been. The post Why the left needs free speech first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
ARTICLE On June 23, 2022, the Canadian government officially made Holocaust denialism a crime. This amendment to the Criminal Code was secretly tucked away in Bill C-19, Canada’s budget implementation act. Canadians hardly noticed it was there — we were too distracted by the budgetary provisions that we were promised would make life more affordable for us. The post Criminalizing Holocaust Denial Sets a Dangerous Precedent first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
ARTICLE In the west, we often think that the right to question religious authority is a battle that was won long ago. Most people think it’s at best an anachronism in today’s world. But it wasn’t so long ago that questioning church canon could lead to arrest, torture and a painful, fiery death. The post Blasphemy – a notion that crystallizes so many of the issues around free speech first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
ARTICLE When Jews discourage debate about Israel and Jewish identity, they prevent open conversation and legitimate criticism of Israel, which leaves the field open forreal antisemites to use anti-Zionist language to promote and spread their actual antisemitism. The post No, Anti-Zionism does not Equal Antisemitism first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
FREE SPEECH FUND The latest Plebity Free Speech Fund recipients are two Oregon educators, Rachel Damiano and Katie Medart. Rachel, Assistant Principal, and Katie, 7th-grade science teacher... The post Latest Free Speech Grants Go To Rachel Damiano and Katie Medart first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
PODCAST In this episode, Sasha is joined by Hunter College Professor Yasha Klots for a discussion on Soviet contraband literature, censorship, and what we can learn about our current climate from the history of book banning in the USSR. The post Book Banning: the Secrets of Dissident Soviet Writers first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
ARTICLE All around the world, digital tools are being used in various ways to monitor data and control access. Privacy experts have long warned that these digital tools are not easily reversible; they are often repackaged, and repurposed for other means. As always, their calls have been ignored. The post Pegasus, Pandemics, and the Normalization of Surveillance first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
A counseling student was hounded out of her master’s program after classmates and faculty branded her Buddhist beliefs “transphobic,” pushing her to abandon her dream career and turn instead to fighting ideological coercion in higher education. The post Former Counseling Student Pushed Out of Dream Program by Gender Ideologues for Buddhist Beliefs appeared first on IWFeatures.| IWFeatures
The principle of free speech is a cornerstone of American democracy. However, the misuse of this right can become a vehicle for disinformation, manipulation, and, at times, violence. One recent case in point is the role of philanthropists like the Koch family in funding free speech campaigns and initiatives on college campuses, often under the banner of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE). The post The Double-Edged Sword of Free Speech: Koch, FIRE, and Campus Disinforma...| Freedom of Mind Resource Center
Tolerance is often treated as an unqualified virtue. But even virtues have limits. When men in black shirts marched outside … The post Tolerance ends where darkest hatred begins appeared first on The Centre for Independent Studies.| The Centre for Independent Studies
(The Center Square) – An overwhelming majority of Americans believe freedom of speech is headed in the wrong direction, according to a new poll. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), through its National Speech Index, tracks attitudes toward free speech on a quarterly basis. The latest tracking shows that 74% of Americans believe things are headed in the … Read more The post Poll: Majority believe free speech in U.S. headed in wrong direction appeared first on The He...| The Heartlander
Good Constitutional rules are designed to resist precisely those situations when leaders feel the urge to break them.| Law & Liberty
Advocates said the policy created risks for newsroom independence and speech.| Broadband Breakfast
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Chicago Thinker staff member Shubh Gupta recently sat down with Harald Uhlig, Professor and former head of the Department of Economics at the University of Chicago, to discuss Prof. Uhlig’s views on topics ranging from tariffs and monetary policy to college and intellectual courage. Gupta: What are, in your opinion, some of the greatest achievements […]| The Chicago Thinker
When Cam Higby, a rising conservative political commentator known for sparking debate, settled himself in front of the University of Chicago’s Regenstein Library on October 13th, it was no surprise when he revealed his topic of discussion for the afternoon, setting up a sign reading: “BAN ABORTION! LET’S TALK!” The heated debates that followed Higby’s […]| The Chicago Thinker
On October 27th, multiple alarming anonymous posts were made on the University of Chicago’s Sidechat page, where users are verified as members of the university through logging in with valid UChicago email addresses, threatening to murder TPUSA’s UChicago chapter president and other TPUSA members at a Turning Point USA Booth set up at the university’s Reynolds […]| The Chicago Thinker
The day prior to the October 18th nationwide “No Kings” protest, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson made a statement| The Chicago Thinker
This article considers different concepts of ‘legitimacy’ and their contribution to understanding the difference between the power to govern, and the right to do so, comparing the very different models of legitimacy claimed in revolutionary America and France, and where Australia sits. The post Political legitimacy, harm protections and our freedoms appeared first on The Centre for Independent Studies.| The Centre for Independent Studies
A court stopped the drag ban from going into effect in 2023. Another court just brought it back.| LGBTQ Nation
The first months of the second Trump term have been marked by such a blizzard of activity, that it is rare when a story cuts through and captures public opinion for more than 24 hours.| Compact
The Southport Inquiry summoned X this week to lecture it on the wonders of the Online Safety Act. It shows a sinister willingness to use the worst kind of tragedy to advance a censorship agenda, says David Shipley.| The Daily Sceptic
When President Trump signed his Restoring Freedom of Speech and Ending Federal Censorship executive order on January 20, 2025, the White House framed it as an effort to protect Americans’ constitutional rights and the First Amendment. The order declared that government censorship of speech is intolerable in a free society and directed federal agencies to… The post Free Speech for Me, Not for Thee: The Campus Double Standard appeared first on Insight Into Academia.| Insight Into Academia
In October 2025, China arrested 28 Zion Church pastors and members for sharing Christian teachings online, part of a broader push to control independent worship. But the church is growing underground and online, with believers viewing their suffering as part of a long-standing tradition of Christian resilience in China. The post Ambassadors in Chains—The Story of Beijing’s Zion Church appeared first on IWFeatures.| IWFeatures
For years, some of us have been writing about the collapse of free speech protections in Europe as the left…| JONATHAN TURLEY
As Democratic leaders like Rep. Dan Goldman (D, N.Y.) insist that Antifa does not exist as a group, two Antifa…| JONATHAN TURLEY
There is a concerning free speech case out of Tennessee where a retired police officer was arrested after posting anti-Charlie…| JONATHAN TURLEY
Consortium News was born on Nov. 15, 1995. We are celebrating three decades of a strictly non-partisan, non-ideological approach to the news. It has made us enemies on both the left and the right. By Joe Lauria Special to Consortium…Read more →| Consortium News
Andrew P. Napolitano says making up crimes where none exist and arresting without investigation — as was the case with Larry Bushart — are crimes in and of themselves. By Andrew P. Napolitano In the aftermath of the murder of Charlie…Read more →| Consortium News
Court documents reveal aerospace firm Moog has obtained an injunction against protesters in Britain and even consulted the police about Declassified UK, John McEvoy reports. By John McEvoy Declassified UK A U.S. arms firm has launched legal action against pro-Palestine activists in Britain,| Consortium News
Senate Commerce held eye-opening discussion on how government influence and Big Tech power have combined to chill free expression.| NRB
Yale Ranks 30th in New College Rankings October 31, 2025 The Manhattan Institute’s City Journal recently released new national college rankings that focus more heavily on […]| fightforyale.com
Vor Finnlands höchstem Gericht wird heute die letzte Berufung im Fall Päivi Räsänen verhandelt. Die Staatsanwaltschaft fordert eine Verurteilung, aufgrund von Räsänen Äußerungen in einem X-Post mit Bibelzitat The post Live from Court: Finland’s “Bible Tweet” Case Reaches Supreme Court in Landmark Free Speech Battle appeared first on ADF International.| ADF International
Tomorrow, the Supreme Court of Finland will hear the landmark case of Finnish parliamentarian Dr. Päivi Räsänen and Bishop Juhana Pohjola, who stand accused of “hate speech” for publicly expressing their Christian beliefs.| ADF International
Switzerland was famous (or infamous) for staying neutral in World War II. It simply would not take a side between…| JONATHAN TURLEY
The large “No Kings” protests this weekend were peaceful with the exception of some hot spots in Portland near ICE…| JONATHAN TURLEY
Jimmy Kimmel is back on television by less than popular demand. Kimmel’s ratings are hardly robust (Kimmel pulls in 1.85…| JONATHAN TURLEY
Below is my column in The Hill on the recent controversy at Rutgers University, where different groups are pushing to ban Turning Point USA and Professor Mark Bray, the author of the “Antifa …| JONATHAN TURLEY
Charlie Kirk was a great man. He aimed to change the hearts and minds of millions of young people towards Christ and conservatism, employing nothing other than his voice and intellectual curiosity to foster free speech and open debate with those who disagreed with him. For this, he was brutally murdered in front of nearly […]| The Chicago Thinker
CHICAGO, IL, 10/14/2025 - In a moment where a considerable number of college students and professors celebrated the assassination of| The Chicago Thinker
by Paul Temple When Robert Oppenheimer graduated from Harvard in 1925, young American scientists wanting to work with the world’s best researchers crossed the Atlantic as a matter of course. As a theoretical physicist, Oppenheimer’s choice was between Germany, particularly … Continue reading →| SRHE Blog
The July edition of the Vanguard Incarcerated Press features stories from incarcerated individuals that expose the cruelty of the prison system and highlight the resilience of those who endure it, while also advocating for free speech, human rights, and prison reform.| Davis Vanguard
Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate and permanent resident, was detained by ICE for over 100 days after advocating for Palestinian rights, and the Third Circuit is now hearing arguments on whether his detention was unlawful retaliation for his political speech.| Davis Vanguard
The Ignorati, those who talk publicly and loudly about things they are not experts on, pose a threat to social order and growth if not counteracted by the truth. The post The Rise of The Ignorati appeared first on INDVSTRVS.| INDVSTRVS
Brian Reed’s “Question Everything” podcast built its reputation on careful journalism that explores moral complexity within the journalism field. It’s one of my favorite podcasts.…| Techdirt
This article Halting misinformation in its tracks was originally published by Waging Nonviolence. To limit the spread of misinformation, we need to increase our digital literacy skills and be brave enough to have hard personal conversations. This article Halting misinformation in its tracks was originally published by Waging Nonviolence.| Waging Nonviolence
This article How the Disney boycott beat the FCC’s censorship push was originally published by Waging Nonviolence. Jimmy Kimmel's censorship seemed like a done deal, but then millions acted quickly, strategically and together for a significant movement win. This article How the Disney boycott beat the FCC’s censorship push was originally published by Waging Nonviolence.| Waging Nonviolence
Sabine Hossenfelder is a theoretical physicist who has primarily moved into science communication. I've personally found her helpful (if sometimes critical of popular science writers) and good at highlighting where the science community needs to think more about exactly what they are doing, and whether it is science at all. | Now Appearing
In this episode of The Workplace podcast, CalChamber General Counsel, Labor and Employment Bianca Saad, CalChamber Associate General Counsel Matthew| Advocacy - California Chamber of Commerce
There has been a massive increase in Turning Point chapters and membership following the assassination of founder Charlie Kirk. Students…| JONATHAN TURLEY
We previously discussed the case of B.A. v. Tri County Area Schools, where two middle schoolers in Michigan were prevented from wearing “Let’s Go Brandon” sweatshirts. However, a …| JONATHAN TURLEY
University of Wisconsin Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin spoke at the Reagan Institute Summit on Education where she emphasized the importance of civil discourse on college campuses in the wake of recent political violence. Mnookin encouraged students and faculty to learn how to disagree respectfully and learn from one another, according to UW News. Civil discourse is defined...| The Badger Herald
On Tuesday, October 7, Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) joined Georgetown’s Institute of Politics and Public Service for a conversation on free speech, polarization, and his vision of the future of public service. Tillis, along with GU Politics Executive Director Mo Elleithee, talked about the changes he has seen throughout his time in Congress, how he […]| Institute of Politics and Public Service
As the Western world recognizes the Palestinian state, students and faculty reflect on the value of freedom of speech during times of political duress. Repercussions have been seen for protesting in favor of Palestine, as seen by the almost 900 arrests made in the United Kingdom against demonstrators in support of Palestine in early September....| The Murray State News
We previously discussed how the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) elected an outspoken activist as its president. The selection…| JONATHAN TURLEY
The past few weeks have felt unusually fraught and hectic even for the age of Trump, but some calm and closure seems to be on the horizon.| Compact
Fara Dabhoiwala’s revisionist history What is Free Speech? has arrived in the United States at an odd moment.| Compact
Larry Bushart posted a meme on a local Facebook page about Charlie Kirk. He now faces years in prison.| Reason.com
Sampling some legislative and regulatory proposals and reactions to new and anticipated executive action. The post A collection of recent commentary on and analysis of policy related to nonprofits, free speech, and violence appeared first on the Giving Review.| the Giving Review
Charlie Kirk stood as a genuine defender of the State of Israel – a passionate advocate who successfully confronted pro-Palestinian activists. Few have stood| www.israelhayom.com
In a disheartening ruling for individual rights, Federal Court Justice William Pentney dismissed a Charter challenge against the Canadian Armed Forces’ (CAF) Covid-19 vaccine mandate, prioritizing military compliance over personal autonomy.| policeonguard.ca
Cruz launched an inquiry into Wikipedia’s editorial neutrality| Broadband Breakfast
If universities hope to reclaim their essential role, they must lead again: speaking when silence tempts, teaching when slogans seduce, and remembering that genuine neutrality isn't the absence of principles but the courage to uphold education's fundamental values against all forms of ideological capture.| American Enterprise Institute - AEI
The remedy for the excesses of the radical Left is to restore an understanding of why America is a beacon of liberty.| The American Mind
An elementary school in Kansas has raised a novel question under the First Amendment: whether the freedom of speech includes…| JONATHAN TURLEY
I have the pleasure of joining Harvard Professor Randall Kennedy today for a discussion of the state of free speech…| JONATHAN TURLEY
Yesterday, I flagged the decision of New York University’s School of Law to cancel the planned Federalist Society event featuring…| JONATHAN TURLEY
Rose Docherty is what they call a criminal recidivist in the United Kingdom. The 75-year-old woman has been arrested for a second time for the same fiendish act: offering to speak to women consider…| JONATHAN TURLEY
I previously discussed the free speech lawsuit of Peter Strzok, expressing skepticism over his claims that the Justice Department violated his First Amendment and privacy rights in firing him. On T…| JONATHAN TURLEY
Recently, I wrote a column about Meta’s restoration of free speech protections after the company admitted to censoring users on platforms like Facebook. The company also revealed that it was …| JONATHAN TURLEY
Below is my column in the Hill on the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel and how long advocates of censorship and blacklisting are suddenly alarmed over the threat to free speech. The greatest comedic reli…| JONATHAN TURLEY
Charlotte Bronte once wrote “I believe that creature is a changeling: she is a perfect cabinet of oddities.” No quote better captured the chilling curiosity that is Hillary Clinton. Thi…| JONATHAN TURLEY
