Do James Bond’s would-be censors have a point?
Ian Fleming’s estate, though ultimately wrong, has tackled the issue with circumspection
Censorship
Friday
Friday
How taxpayer money was used to silence speech
The government censored the very people whose rights it promises to secure
Thursday
Congress’s Twitter hearings show Democrats are done with free speech
Unity over the First Amendment is of a different time
Wednesday
Art history is now ‘Islamophobic’
Hamline University’s cowardly nod to equity will make its arts department less equitable
Saturday
Putin mentions the war
Putin is not above the law — he is the law
Monday
Is Elon Musk about to ax millions in severance for Twitter execs?
A poop emoji into their golden parachutes?
‘Let’s go Brandon’ is a rallying cry for freedom
This is how people communicate when authorities become repressive and speech is covered up
Monday
Elon Musk should make Twitter weird again
A true town square needs plenty of cranks on milk crates
Sunday
It’s the parallel economy, stupid!
When they said ‘build your own internet,’ some conservatives took it seriously
Saturday
Elon Musk should kill Twitter for good
The left wants to liberate speech from wealthy oligarchs. Yes, let’s
Tuesday
Twitter gives Jordan Peterson the boot, Dave Rubin follows
‘Paging @elonmusk…’
Thursday
Matt Drudge was ahead of his time
Fox News canceled him for being too pro-life
Saturday
Will the Supreme Court end social media censorship?
Time for Twitter to decide what exactly it is
Thursday
Pussy Riot’s daring escape from Russia
Our world could do with more like them
Thursday
Hollywood won’t say gay in China
Free speech exists in the entertainment industry — but only within CCP limits
Tuesday
Eric Adams and the new Democratic censors
New York’s new mayor is performing a Tipper Gore drag act over drill rap
Monday
Big Tech covers up Biden’s crack pipe giveaway
America’s information gatekeepers are the Democrats’ rapid-response unit
Tuesday
The hippies have become the cops
Neil Young heads a band of censorious anti-Spotify snowflakes
Monday
One hundred years of Ulysses
James Joyce’s Ulysses caused a sensation on its publication a century ago
Tuesday
Both parties want to control what you say on the internet
Those who yearn for government control over Big Tech forget an important thing: politics
