Justices’ Grave Error in Murthy v. Missouri
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If the justices want to distinguish between persuasion and coercion in the injunction, they need to appreciate that social media companies operate in a very dif... Read more.
Supreme Court Divided on Censorship
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If I’m a betting man, I’ll place my money (though not much money) that we’ll get a 5-4 or 6-3 decision upholding some kind of injunction. And while I hate... Read more.
Confronting Pandemic Tyranny
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Absent concerted action on our part, our recent past is our foreseeable future, because neither the ideology nor the power-centers profiting from it have change... Read more.
The Politics of Disdain
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Political elites made it simultaneously dangerous to utter anything remotely disparaging of some groups and fashionable to trash other groups. Their double stan... Read more.
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Missouri v. Biden
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The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments over the Fifth Circuit’s grant of a preliminary injunction in Missouri v. Biden. The injunction would bar offici... Read more.
The First Champion of Free Speech
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Thomas Moore's refusal to violate his conscience cost him everything: imprisoned in the Tower of London, he was eventually beheaded by orders of the King. More ... Read more.
Legal Updates on Missouri v. Biden
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The Supreme Court is waiting to see what the circuit court does in this regard before hearing the government’s appeal. Regardless of whether the circuit court... Read more.
The White House’s ‘Misinformation’ Pressure Campaign Was Unconstitutional
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Recent attempts to rebrand the work of the censorship-industrial complex with more anodyne euphemisms—"information integrity" or "civic participation online... Read more.
The Brilliant Legal Mind of John Sauer
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On July 20, our attorney John Sauer—a brilliant legal mind and a force of nature in the courtroom—testified before a Congressional hearing of the House Sele... Read more.
Tremendous Progress in Missouri v. Biden
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The Fifth Circuit court heard oral arguments in the Missouri v. Biden case, and the judges did not hold back. One judge suggested the government “strongarms... Read more.
We Landed a Major Blow Against the Censorship Leviathan
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One naturally wants to believe that an issue one is involved in is of world-historical importance. But as the judge himself wrote in the decision, “If the all... Read more.
Rebellion, Not Retreat
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The common feature of all totalitarian systems is the prohibition of questions: every totalitarian regime first monopolizes what counts as rationality and deter... Read more.