Britain’s draconian speech laws come with jail time for housewives and pensioners who post the wrong opinions on social media
Commoners rebelling against taxation without representation may be next on the agenda
The leftist militia thought they could riot in Clackamas County like they do in Portland. We proved them wrong.
Politicians are using the rise in antisemitism as an excuse to curtail free speech and expand their own power. Jews must not let them.
A court case exposes the government-led information war to censor what Americans think
The problem on campuses isn’t ‘wokeness’—it’s certainty
A public-private partnership formed by elite institutions and the federal government quietly eats away at the First Amendment
The leadership of New York’s West End Synagogue is too committed to the ever-changing progressive party line to suffer a radical feminist like me
A nine-month correspondence with Princeton’s president sheds more light on his administration’s deceitful embrace of woke fanaticism at the expense of excellence
The purpose of free speech is to give the marginalized an escape hatch from the status quo, not to entrench political power
The Democratic activist troika fighting his Twitter acquisition has identified a new front in the battle to turn American life into a perpetual partisan apocalypse
A faculty committee won its appeal against the appalling treatment of a classics professor by DEI administrators, but President Christopher Eisgruber has so far remained loyal to the commissars
Christopher Eisgruber’s attachment to contradictory high principles is turning academic life on his Ivy League campus into a farce
Using accusations of ‘disinformation’ to suppress scientific criticism, steer media coverage, and silence political opponents is not part of the operating system of a free society
A new documentary about former Executive Director Ira Glasser explains how the once-storied civil liberties organization came to embrace the ideology it was built to fight
A new generation of media crusaders clamor for government control over what you see, hear, and read—and for banning their competition
Tablet’s correspondent reports from the Paris demonstration in support of murdered teacher Samuel Paty
Is the liberal search for truth missing a sense of the common good, and a historically informed understanding of the violence of words?
