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University of Pennsylvania president Liz Magill draped herself in the mantle of free expression as the school played host over the weekend to the Palestine Writes festival that included a gaggle of anti-Semites. Read More.

Two anthropological societies canceled a discussion on the importance of biological sex, citing harm to the “Trans and LGBTQI” communities. Read More.

The White House should have fired Flaherty and pretended he had gone rogue. Instead, Joe Biden hired him for his 2024 campaign. Shameless. But who’s going to stop them? Read More.

A simple lack of manpower may reduce the amount of online speech Big Tech is able to regulate. Read More.

Newsom signed a bill that will let him slap fines on local school districts that dissent on curriculum involving race, gender, and sexuality. Read More.

A slim majority of Democrats think speech should be legal under any circumstances while a third of Democrats think Americans have “too much freedom.” Read More.

Multiple event venues in Virginia are canceling on an event promoting the importance of independent journalism after pressure and threats from a local Antifa group. Read More.

The FBI is successful at getting speech censored from the internet 50% of the time, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said in a September court filing. Read More.

Having finally obtained a majority on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Democrat-aligned think tanks in DC are hoping to put Title II regulations of telecoms companies, aka "Net Neutrality," back on the agenda. Read More.

This is a rat's nest. This court case has surfaced at least 67 federal employees representing a dozen agencies, perhaps exposing the largest conspiracy in the history of our nation. Read More.

As part of the investment, Amazon will get a minority position in Anthropic, and Amazon Web Services users will gain access to the startup’s latest AI-powered language model, Claude. Read More.

Buried behind the Brand-related headlines yesterday, the British House of Lords voted to pass the controversial “Online Safety Bill” into law. Read More.

An anti-religion group's complaint about a college football coach assisting in a student's baptism is based on a "twisted" read of the First Amendment, a legal scholar said. Read More.

In an effort to promote “inclusivity,” a Canadian school district has removed all books published before the year 2008 from all of its libraries. Read More.

Rumble, the online video platform, is refusing to cave after British politicians pressured the company to demonetize Russell Brand. Read More.