Republicans August 30 Republicans push bill expanding Hatch Act to keep Biden admin officials from censoring speech House Republicans introduced a new bill that would expand upon an existing law that prohibits federal officials from using their positions of power in a political manner.
OPINION August 18 Rushdie attack serves as warning about censorship, violence in US Rushdie attack is an ominous reminder that dangerous attitudes about free speech and violence aren't just limited to authoritarian states like Iran.
Media August 11 Censorship-free web browser with emphasis on free speech helps conservatives combat Big Tech, founder says TUSK founder Jeff Bermant feels his censorship-free web browser with an emphasis on free speech can help conservatives combat liberal bias in Big Tech.
VIDEO August 5 WATCH: Free speech will prevail over cancel culture in the future of comedy, 3 comedians say Three comedians said Americans prefer freedom of speech over politically correct comedy, despite an over-pronounced group of critics canceling comedians.
Illinois August 3 Illinois village disputes bakery's discrimination accusation following cancelation of drag show The village of Lake in the Hills, Ill., denies discriminating against a local bakery, claiming they did not ban all events afiter a vandalism incident before a drag show.
First Amendment July 21 Everything you need to know about the First Amendment One of the most critical amendments in the Bill of Rights is the First Amendment because it provides legal protection for political dissent.
OPINION June 27 The Supreme Court agrees I have a right to pray and I am glad I stayed in the fight The Supreme Court ruled on my case on Monday. I have a right to pray and it has been affirmed by the high court. I am so glad I stayed in the fight.
Supreme Court March 25 Supreme Court allows Pentagon to limit deployment of unvaccinated service members The Supreme Court has temporarily granted the Pentagon’s request to limit the deployment of unvaccinated active U.S. military members who refused to get COVID shots based on religious grounds.
Jim Jordan March 24 Jim Jordan: GOP must make case that First Amendment is 'under assault' Rep. Jim Jordan said First Amendment rights are "under assault" by Democrats, telling Fox News that Republicans need to "make sure" that the average voter "fully understands" that before going to the polls for the midterm elections in November.
Health care November 24 Biden's HHS revokes certain faith-based exemptions, rolls back religious liberty enforcement The Health and Human Services Department is removing certain waivers for faith-based organizations and revoking authority on religious liberty that was previously granted to the Office of Civil Rights.
