By: Hadley Heath Manning in USA Today When I go to a farmer’s market or shopping mall, I generally don’t ask vendors 20 questions about their background or political opinion before buying their

By: Charlotte Hays Journalists have long relied on the First Amendment-guaranteed right of freedom of speech as the bulwark allowing them to practice their craft. Now, however, it’s journalists themselves who are

With Heather R. Higgins | American Thought Leaders – The Epoch Times “If you’ve lived in Communist China, if you’ve lived in a repressive society, where only permitted, allowed thoughts are tolerated, then you

By: Natalie Goodnow The online parenting community is up in arms this week over the discovery that Cara Dumaplin—the Cara behind the popular sleep-training course and Instagram account Taking Cara Babies (TCB)—donated to

In the last few days, we’ve seen a disturbing infringement of our constitutional liberties, namely an assault on free speech. It’s one thing if you are committing violence or making threats. But

By: Patrice Lee Onwuka on FoxNews.com Facebook and Twitter drew a bright and dangerous line in the online sand late this week by banning the sitting president of the United States from their platforms.

By: Tammy Bruce in The Washington Times There’s good news on the “flattening the curve” front. I’m not speaking of the infamous one for the coronavirus that was initially set for 15 days

By: Tammy Bruce in The Washington Times True to form, when someone announced a generous and important action that will help untold numbers of Americans, Democrats and the left launched into cancel mode.

By: Ingrid Jacques of The Detroit News, featuring The Independent Women’s Law Center Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ new rules governing Title IX campus sexual misconduct investigations, released formally in May, have received

By: Jennifer C. Braceras & Inez Feltscher Stepman The First Amendment Applies to Public Colleges and Universities. Students and faculty members at public colleges and universities have a First Amendment right to express themselves