Individuals have a right to speak, and our society benefits from dissent.

If conservatives don’t stand strong – even in tough cases – for limited government, who will?

Even if Google biased their search algorithm, the company has no obligation, legal or otherwise, to provide search results favoring or disfavoring the president.

Those concerned by the state of free speech on college campuses should look to the dismal state of free expression in American high schools, where students are routinely treated to a multiyear lesson in the value of quashing expression.

Internet companies are not the government. They can exclude speech from their domains without violating the First Amendment.

The everyday suppression of speech should not be forgotten as we properly examine whether the IRS has gotten back into the business of helping a party keep its grip on power.

Majority rule is not the norm in American politics, nor should it be.