By Vedika Jawa
On Wednesday, I joined my U.S. History class like any other normal day. We had been learning about World War I; however, that day instead of taking attendance and starting our lesson my teacher asked us, "have any of you seen the news?"
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By Kyle Reynolds
The First Amendment guarantees that neither the government nor its agents can censor or restrict the speech or expression of the American people.
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By Chris Horner
Increasingly, societal institutions have enlisted as warriors in ideological and economically predatory litigation campaigns.
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Donald Trump never took advice from anyone. He treated staff horribly, men like Jeff Sessions, Mick Mulvaney and Mark Meadows. He had the best vice president that I have seen in my lifetime.
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What a marvelous time to be America's enemy! Despots, dictators and other assorted villains are gloating.
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Mark these words, this is a purge of conservative speech, conservative expression, conservative rhetoric -- and this is all just the beginning.
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As this epic adventure of Donald J. Trump's presidency winds to a spectacular close, I am reminded just how inadequate we sad scribes in the political press have been at capturing it all.
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By Mike Howell and Lora Ries
Unlimited illegal immigration -- that is what a Biden administration wants, and that is what it will be able to get after Jan. 20.
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By Richard Berman
This week's social media ban of President Trump and other conservatives isn't a violation of the First Amendment. It is a violation of common sense -- and the precedent it sets is no less scary.
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By Chadwick Dolgos
Many of us know what the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution says, but not many of us understand what it means.
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By Christy McLaughlin
The mainstream media will try to discredit the hundreds of thousands of patriots who stood together in unity to peacefully march against voter fraud.
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Thin majorities in Congress offer President-elect Joe Biden the opportunity to be bold. He can challenge moderate Republicans to support programs that would boost jobs and incomes.
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Too many read and listen only to what supports their point of view and demeans people who believe differently. This is unhealthy for a free society.
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Do you have freedom of speech if you have no means of distributing your ideas to large numbers of others?
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As horrid as it was when riotous protesters recently stormed the U.S. Capitol building, that bad day could have been worse.
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How could the U.S. Capitol Police have been so ineffective when rioters who broke away from the massive, peaceful pro-Trump rally besieged the building?
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By Gary Anderson
Calling the Capitol invasion of Jan. 6 an attempted coup is an insult to self-respecting coups everywhere.
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By Alex Blecker
If the events that unfolded at the Capitol on Wednesday showed us anything, it is that the Republican Party has a significant PR problem right now.
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This was a week of madness. Pure madness. But the winner of this week's award for cognitive crackpottery does not hail from the ranks of secular politics but rather from the pulpit.
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