Social-Media Censorship Is the Product of Culture and Commerce

David French

Even if the Supreme Court allows intrusive regulations to take hold, the resulting new legal doctrines will create the sharpest of two-edged swords. Read More

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Crowder Isn’t a Threat to Public Safety

Kevin D. Williamson

Steven Crowder’s speech is ugly, but not violent and shouldn’t be shut down.

Clarence Thomas’s Quest to Recover the Lost Constitution

Dan McLaughlin

A review of 'Clarence Thomas and the Lost Constitution,' by Myron Magnet.

Trump Signs $19 Billion Disaster-Relief Bill

Mairead McArdle

President Trump on Thursday signed into law a $19.1 billion disaster-aid package that allocates emergency funds to areas hit recently by natural disasters.

Jim Sciutto’s Quiet Indictment of the Obama Administration

Jim Geraghty

Anecdote by anecdote, chapter by chapter, Sciutto assembles the evidence.

Should We Grade Lady Movies on a Curve?

Kyle Smith

We’re meant to stand up and cheer because Molly has succeeded in teaching Katherine the movie’s big lesson: that television writing staffs should be diverse.

For Liberality, Against Parsimonious Liberalism

Michael Brendan Dougherty

Truth and the Highest Good are better guides for the organization of society than severe philosophy.

Speaking Out: An Oslo Journal, Part I

Jay Nordlinger

Notes on a freedom gathering and the Norwegian capital.

Washington Supreme Court Upholds Ruling against Florist Who Refused to Serve Same-Sex...

Jack Crowe

The Washington Supreme Court on Thursday upheld its previous ruling that a florist's refusal to provide flowers for a same-sex wedding violated state law.

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