Fighting Antisemitism Should Not Come at the Expense of the First Amendment
censorship. In Brandenburg v. Ohio , the Supreme Court made it clear that inflammatory speech may be restricted only
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How Far Did Jack Smith Go to Spy on Republican Members of Congress?
subpoenas likely violate the conclusions of the Supreme Court. This abuse of power should not go unchecked … Carpenter v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that people have a privacy interest in their geo-location
Covid Concealment Shows Why Congress Must Act to Protect Public Health
coronavirus research pursued in Wuhan. Federal court orders yielded documents revealing that Fauci himself privately acknowledged concerns about
Has my party become ‘eunuchs in the thrall’ of the president?
provides such power to the presidency. No Supreme Court has allowed Congress to abdicate its role
Jack Smith’s ‘Arctic Frost’ spies snooped on Congress — time to rein in the spooks
phone. In 1928, the Supreme Court in Olmstead v. United States ruled that federal agents who installed government … phone calls until 1968, when the Supreme Court changed the standard. In Katz v. United States, the justices
I’ve changed my mind — Google and YouTube can’t be trusted to do the right thing and must be reined in
Section 230 of the Communications Act. The courts have largely ruled that Section 230 shields social-media companies
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Must Go
fear dismissal by the president, directed the courts to give special deference to the agency’s determination