Marking Important 10-Year Anniversary in Free-Speech History
Mark Steyn recalls an important 10-year milestone in the fight for freedom of speech. Exactly a decade ago – January 7th 2015 – two Muslim fanatics burst into the offices…
French satirical weekly newspaper
Mark Steyn recalls an important 10-year milestone in the fight for freedom of speech. Exactly a decade ago – January 7th 2015 – two Muslim fanatics burst into the offices…
Andrew Stuttaford of National Review Online reminds us that Americans are not alone in struggling with overly censorious government officials. Neither the EU nor, in many cases, its member states…
Michael Brendan Dougherty writes at National Review Online that anti-populists have yet to develop an effective strategy to regain power. Shouldn’t the anti-populists have started to rally by now? If…
Brendan O’Neill writes for National Review Online that mainstream media outlets mirror the behavior that causes them to treat the infamous French Charlie Hebdo publication with disdain. One year after…
For 24 hours, the TV has been increasing its death tolls and trying to figure out if any of the latest Paris killings constitute an act of terror. For another…
In a long piece in the Atlantic discussing the left’s reaction to the Charlie Hebdo murders, Jeffrey Goldberg exposes, not only the left’s willful ignorance about the magazine and its murdered employees,…
Rich Lowry‘s latest column at National Review Online documents a disturbing reaction to plans for honoring the dead editors of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. If there is any group…
Wouldn’t it be tragic if the feds stopped funding NPR? No. Adding to the already overpowering case against NPR is this sharp Examiner piece by Hans Bader of the Competitive…
Many major media outlets decided not to show the controversial cartoons that provoked a terrorist attack on the Paris office of Charlie Hebdo magazine. The absence of those images from…
Thomas Donlan of Barron’s explores the massive rally honoring those killed in an attack on the offices of a satirical magazine in Paris. When nearly three million French people gathered…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online ponders whether Westerners have the will and capacity to protect the concept of free speech. Western civilization’s creed is free thought…
Will my French friends cease to impress? The cover of Charlie Hebdo brought a tear to the eye. The Charlies are being the bigger person in so many ways, I…