LONDON, June 25 (Reuters) - President Joe Biden must let Julian Assange go free if he wants the United States to become a beacon for a free press once again and put the legacy of Donald Trump behind it, the fiancée of the WikiLeaks founder told Reut
Wayne Nutt is an engineer. He graduated with a degree in engineering and worked most of his career in North Carolina without ever needing a license to actually work as an engineer.
Whenever some foreign regime that is independent of the U.S. Empire goes after dissenters, U.S. officials trot out the First Amendment to show how different the United States is. Here, people are free to criticize government officials without fear of
Recently, Joe Rogan, one of the largest podcast hosts in the United States (10.6 million YouTube subscribers), expressed the following opinion about the vaccination of young adults:
Julian Assange's father John Shipton begins a month-long, 17-city U.S. tour in Miami as his son languishes in Belmarsh Prison in London awaiting a US appeal against the denial of his extradition.
The Pentagon is planning to 'continuously' trawl the social media accounts of military personnel for 'extremist behavior and views' - and will use a private security company to shield itself from concerns that it's violating First Amendment rights.
While claiming to support free speech, the Facebook Oversight Board (FOB) that recently upheld the platform's ban on former President Donald Trump has multiple links to George Soros and consists mainly of liberals and so-called "Never Trumpers,
In 1964, Stanley Kubrick released a dark comedy classic titled "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb." The title captured the absurdity of getting people to embrace the concept of weapons of mass destruction.
The ruling by the scholars, lawyers, activists and journalists who make up Facebook's oversight board will reverberate across the world of social media.
The new social media platform "Frank" developed by MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell continues to have another sabotaged launch day, failing to get up and running for the second time in a week.
Mark Crispin Miller teaches a course on Mass Persuasian and Propaganda at the NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development for 20 years.
The freedom of speech is dead. Freedom of religion is dead. Freedom of assembly is dead. The First Amendment is dead. Today, any speech, any gathering, any religious teaching that is not sanctioned by the state is verboten.
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas's recent concurring opinion in the Biden vs. Knight decision sent hopeful tremors across conservative legal circles and drew condemnation from libertarians.
The government can't censor free speech because of the First Amendment, but Big Tech can make sure billions of people never see opposing opinions, making dissent obsolete. Have they gotten so much power that they're an unofficial 4th branch of the go
After The Atlantic attacked him for raising questions about COVID vaccines, former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson told Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson we have to be able to have a real conversation about vaccines and the response to the pa
China has imposed sanctions on more than two dozen European and British lawmakers, academics and think tanks. The move comes after the European Union and the United Kingdom imposed sanctions on Chinese officials for human rights abuses in China's Xin
Doubts about the omnipotent oracular-ness of "America's Doctor" are starting to spread... and not just among the extreme-right-nazi-anti-vaxx-COVID-deniers (that constitute anyone who ever raises any doubts about any aspect of Biden/Fauci's public he
2021 is quickly shaping up to the be the Year of the Censor. Already this year we've seen the best of our journalists driven out of high-profile positions and going independent.
When Columbia law professor Timothy Wu was appointed by Joe Biden to the National Economic Council a few weeks back, the press hailed it as great news for progressives.
On almost a daily basis now, a high-profile figure in the media business is fired or resigns under pressure, often after falling afoul of staff for behavioral or political reasons.