Sen. Dianne Feinstein Defends Campus Fascists Instead of Free Speech
The California legislator isn’t a fan of the First Amendment, apparently.
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Alan Dershowitz Joins Legal Team Defending Female Genital Mutilation on Religious Freedom Grounds
It’s the first such case prosecuted in the US, and the defendants could get life in prison.
Leftists Dub Wisconsin Campus Free Speech Bill ‘Safe Spaces for Racists’ Law
The bill would guarantee speakers their First Amendment rights
Dressing as a Clown is Now a Felony Offense in Virginia Town
A new twist to the ‘creepy clown’ trend may leave cosplayers in distress.
Tennessee Cops Back Down on Fine For ‘Obscene’ Bumper Sticker of Stick Figures
The First Amendment steps up for stick figures.
Democratic Congressman Fights Hard for Painting of Cops as Pigs to Go Back on Display on Capitol Hill
With mounting pressure on law enforcement, time isn’t right for Democrats to champion offensive art.
Tennessee Man Slapped With $50 Ticket for ‘Obscene’ Bumper Sticker of Stick Figures
State law allows cops to issue citations for offensive bumper stickers, using a subjective definition of ‘obscene.’
Liberals Attack ACLU for Defending Milo Yiannopoulos’ Right to Free Speech
‘Wrong side of history in the most embarrassing way possible.’
Asian-American Band Takes Fight Over Their ‘Racist’ Name All the Way to Supreme Court
‘The Slants’ are being denied a trademark because the government has deemed their name offensive.
South Carolina Thinks it Can Ban Porn (or at Least Charge You $20 for It)
If a user wants to have the filter removed, they’ll have pay $20 and put their name on the state’s naughty list.
Facebook, Congress Take First Steps in ‘Fake News’ Crackdown
There’s some real news on the fake-news front. Facebook is now starting to roll out features designed to help its users identify the “fake news” it claims are taking over news feeds, while Congress is taking legislative steps to crack down on “propaganda” websites that traffic in false narratives. Last week, Facebook began placing single-question polls […]