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Wikipedia's treatment of its founder is the perfect prophecy for anyone tempted to believe that we've won the free speech war for good.

Anton has chosen well among his vast array of essays across a variety of publications over more than a decade to present this collection.

People are finally starting to appreciate how instrumental Justice Alito is to many of the Supreme Court's consequential decisions.

Will one policy flip-flop beget another? That's the question facing the governor of the nation's largest state.

In the swing state, a little-known election law could turn the private act of absentee voting into a very public matter.

The Campaign Legal Center (CLC) is suing to reverse an FEC opinion that allows coordination between candidates and like-minded groups.

An exhibit in the Smithsonian Design Museum blames the American military for homes destroyed in Gaza in the Israel-Hamas war.

Xi Jinping understands that a nation unable to decide who enters and who belongs has forfeited the capacity for serious grand strategy.

Solving America's problems is not as simple as stealing from productive people.

We've seen this cast of characters before, but now they've returned on the eve of the nation's birthday to promote the radical restructuring of America, starting with the Declaration of Independence.