After Charlie Kirk, Trump should crack down on campus ‘safetyism’
Kirk’s murder should spur the administration to compel colleges to live up to their duty to the public and to their own students
Censorship
Friday
Thursday
The death throes of free speech in Britain – and its opponents
Politicians shouldn’t be allowed to turn the birthplace of liberty into its charnel house
Wednesday
The UK censorship files: Jim Jordan’s crusade against Britain
British officialdom’s zeal for online regulation is setting it on a collision course with a resurgent and energetic US free-speech lobby
Friday
Why does Britain think it can censor Gab?
The British media regulator has threatened the app with $20 million in fines for failing to police speech
Wednesday
Are thought crimes now a deportable offense?
No charges have been filed against Mahmoud Khalil — and the administration hasn’t elaborated on how he is ‘aligned’ to Hamas or what exactly he’s done to deserve deportation
Wednesday
How Mark Zuckerberg became based… by Brazilian jiu-jitsu
Is he really living his life a quarter mile at a time now — or is the Paul Walker tee all for show?
Monday
Spectator story debunking Elon Musk ‘alt account’ theory banned on X
Jacqueline Sweet has also been restricted from posting for thirty days due to a supposed ‘violation’ of the ‘X Rules’
Thursday
Brazil is showing a Harris administration how to de-platform Twitter/X
Harris and Walz have voiced support for such action many times
Wednesday
Mark Zuckerberg is really sorry for censoring you
Plus: Jack Smith hits Trump with another indictment
Wednesday
Why did a Washington Post reporter urge the White House to censor Trump?
The American media is increasingly rejecting the First Amendment
Wednesday
Nellie Bowles critiques progressivism and the media that covers it
One of many fascinating things to be learned from Morning After the Revolution is the process by which someone gets canceled
Tuesday
The rise of reverse gaslighting
The deep, the unavoidable, question is where this train of insanity ends
Wednesday
X and the return of the social-media sandbox
Until a competitor amasses the platform’s kind of clout, the wannabe censors will be stuck hearing opinions for which they once tried to get people banned
Friday
A cautionary tale about Wikipedia censorship and the Twitter Files
Submission is not enough — the left also wants your humiliation
Wednesday
We’re fighting the Covid censors
When there is scientific disagreement or uncertainty, the government must never pretend there is consensus and certainty
Saturday
Elon is offering us a raw deal with X
He and his team have taken to poetry to convince us that a little censorship really isn’t so bad
Friday
Disinfo-nation: the new censorship is here to stay
The list of topics on which the government and mass media feel called to protect us from ‘disinformation’ is very long
Wednesday
YouTube’s inconsistent conspiracy policy
This doesn’t look like a war on ‘misinformation’ as much as it does a war on users
Wednesday
Poet laureate can’t define a ‘ban’
Amanda Gorman’s poem got moved from the elementary-school section of a library to a middle-school one
Sunday
They wanted to break the internet. It broke them
BuzzFeed , Paper and the click crash of 2023
