Jan 26, 2019 by C. Mitchell Shaw At the same time that many media organizations have hitched their wagons to a rabid anti-Trump narrative, many of them are struggling to survive. Advertising revenues — once the bread and butter of both print and online media — have dwindled in recent months and years. That and … More Buzzfeed and Other Media Suffering Financial Woes, Scrambling to Survive
Jan 20, 2019 By Don Feder Today is Religious Freedom Day 2019 (Wed. 1/16). But the left won’t let your faith interfere with its social agenda. The First Amendment was adopted because the Founding Fathers thought we could learn from the religious wars that had plagued Europe since the Reformation. Also, and most importantly, … More Left Using an Activist Judiciary to Abolish Religious Liberty
Jan 17, 2019 by Steve Byas From the Dakotas to Rhode Island to Kentucky, states are increasingly moving to use nullification as a method to curtail what they contend are unconstitutional actions by the U.S. government. Nullification is a political theory that has its origins in the very early years of the republic, championed by two … More Several States Invoking Nullification to Rein In Federal Government
This column is at risk for censorship by FAANG cartel Jan 8, 2018 by JOSEPH FARAH One by one, people are losing their First Amendment-guaranteed rights to free speech in America at the hands of a shortsighted, bullying mob and a band of feckless corporate capitulators setting de facto restrictions on both free expression … More 3 reasons free speech in America is endangered
Dec 28, 2018 By Benny Huang The two Arizona small business owners make custom artwork for hire. They are also devout Christians. After hearing about nondiscrimination laws in other locales being used as weapons against people of faith, they began to realize how vulnerable they are. Their city, Phoenix, has a private sector nondiscrimination law covering “sexual … More Joanna Duka and Breanna Koski thought they lived in a free country. Silly girls.
Fight leads to restored First Amendment rights for 150,000 students Dec 28, 2018 Kevin Shaw One student’s lawsuit against a community college system has upheld the First Amendment rights of 150,000 others, eliminating campus “free speech zones.” The Foundation for Individual Liberties in Education, or FIRE, said the trustees of the Los Angeles Community College District have agreed … More Tiny ‘free speech zone’ being relegated to dustbin
Dec 23, 2018 By Nick Arama Joanna Duka and Breanna Koski are in trouble and may go to jail. But what they may go to jail for is probably unique and it’s pretty crazy. The city of Phoenix is threatening them with up to six months in jail and/or a fine of $2500/day for … More VIDEO Two Female Christian Artists Face JAIL For Not Creating Art For Same-Sex Weddings
November 5, 2018 Pastor Alvin Dupree is a member of the school board for the school district of Appleton, Wisconsin. He sat down with correspondent Alex Newman in studio to discuss the status of school systems and pushing of particular agendas. Pastor Dupree shares specific examples in the area where students have committed … More VIDEO Students Bullied Over Standing Against School Agendas
Oct 17, 2018 by R. Cort Kirkwood Facebook and the other social-media giants are under fire for censoring not just conservatives but also liberals, and now a case is before the U.S. Supreme Court that might alter how those companies operate. Are they private companies that can censor their users? Or are they more like … More VIDEO Could SCOTUS Case Open Social Media to First Amendment Claims? – Free Speech White Spot
August 30, 2018 by Alex Newman A fringe Islamic prince turned United Nations “High Commissioner for Human Rights” infamous for comparing President Donald Trump to Hitler and ISIS, and for protecting child-raping UN troops from exposure, has a new target: free speech on the Internet. Under the guise of stopping “hate speech,” a concept first pushed by … More Islamic UN “Human Rights” Boss Seeks “Proactive” Web Censorship
