Dear Cornell Chairman Kraig Kayser & Board Of Trustees: As members of the Cornell Free Speech Alliance (CFSA) and Cornell alumni, we are distressed at the plummeting reputation, collapsing commitment to academic excellence, and growing campus disorder now in evidence…
Later this year, the most important free-speech case in decades will be decided by the Supreme Court, and it’s not about speech at all. It’s about common internet smut, and it’s high time the high court dispelled the modern myth…
On Friday, three federal appeal court judges unanimously upheld a provision that would ban the Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok in the United States. TikTok hopes to take the case before the Supreme Court where the company believes it will…
The Washington Post stopped its decades-long tradition of endorsing presidential candidates last week, causing an intense backlash from its readers and editorial staff. In this episode of The Spectator P.M. Podcast, hosts Ellie Gardey Holmes and Lyrah Margo speculate on what prompted the Washington Post’s…
Former Secretary of State John Kerry made the Left’s disdain for the truth clear last week in comments he made at a World Economic Forum panel. During the panel, Kerry said that the First Amendment is a “major block” that…
Is there a Satan Club in your child’s public school? There very well could be. Here’s a little background and advice on how to be an active parent in protecting both the souls and constitutional rights of your children. Child Evangelism Fellowship at the Supreme Court Back in 2001, the United…
While the U.K. cracks down on citizens for social media posts and praying outside of abortion clinics, Democrats seem hopeful that they can import the same stringent speech policies to the United States. During a recent interview, vice presidential hopeful…
HAVANA, CUBA — Three years ago this month, Cuba erupted in its first widespread anti-government protests in decades, as thousands of Cubans took to the streets to express their frustration with the country’s spiraling economy and deepening political dysfunction. In…
One of the greatest rights we have as Americans is the ability to speak our minds without fear that some government bureaucrat will cancel us. This is not just a perk of living in a free and open country. It…
