The First Amendment Wins
In three cases, the Supreme Court barred government from disfavoring believers.
Free Speech
Professor Sues University after Being Penalized for Refusing to Include ‘Land Acknowledgment’ on Syllabus
The University of Washington professor included his own ‘land acknowledgment,’ which said a local indigenous tribe did not have a right to the land.
How a Liberal State Defies the First Amendment
The Supreme Court’s unambiguous directive to unions has been largely ignored in the Constitution State.
UNC’s Free-Expression Survey Identifies the Main Problem: Students
A big part of the educational mission of our colleges and universities must be to restore a climate of intellectual civility.
How Mitch Daniels Made Purdue an Affordable Free-Speech Haven
The university president, a former governor and businessman, is set to leave the school much improved from when he found it.
The SEC’s Climate-Disclosure Rules Violate the First Amendment
The SEC cannot use governmental power to impose a regnant political orthodoxy.
Court’s Excellent Ruling in Coach Kennedy Case
By a 6-to-3 vote, the Supreme Court ruled today in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District that a school district violated the Free Exercise and Free Speech rights . . .
Two Famous Universities That Have Acted Infamously
College and university presidents have in recent years often made spectacles of themselves by choosing to side with the leftist campus mobs rather than doing justice.
Don’t Listen to Europe on Free Speech
We should not take advice on free speech from people who do not share America’s commitment to it.
Horie Sensei and More
Reader mail on Kenichi Horie, China, Mitch Daniels, etc.