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The Supreme Court has an opportunity to stop government officials from engaging in social media censorship.

Students should have the freedom to gather and pray without fear of being punished or shut down by their school administrators.

West Virginia passed abortion laws that protect women, girls, and unborn children, but GenBioPro is more concerned with profit.

Every school district has a duty to protect the privacy and safety of its students. The City Schools of Decatur has failed that duty.

The heckler’s veto is the silencing of free speech due to a hostile reaction from opponents of that speech.

The Copyright Royalty Board is unlawfully requiring religious broadcasters to pay significantly higher royalties than secular NPR broadcasters when streaming songs online.

The First Amendment protects our freedom to peacefully practice the religion we choose. But when COVID-19 hit the United States and lockdowns began, some government officials seemed to forget this.

Which path do we want to follow: a culture of free speech with a robust marketplace of ideas, or a culture of censorship in which activists, CEOs, and journalists decide which ideas are open for debate?