Free speech

Modern porn isn't anything like your father's Playboy.

Something is wrong, and it looks like there is finally momentum to use legislation to bring these arrogant tech behemoths to heel.

The social media oligopolies appear to believe they can act with impunity. The public and now government backlash may end up destroying their business models, and they will have no one but themselves to blame.

"In order to protect students' interest and safeguard teachers' professionalism and public trust in the teaching profession, the education bureau decided to cancel the teacher's registration."

Censorship cannot reverse hate. Only more contact with Jews, deeper understanding of the Holocaust and Nazi ideology, and knowledge of Israel's ancient and modern history can change people's beliefs and behaviors.

Allowing a university department to impose its collective beliefs on all professors and students is a core violation of academic freedom. It threatens freedom of speech and conscience.

A free society depends upon the ability of its citizens to think freely.

Scholars unite in defense of the free exchange of ideas.

On Tuesday, a district judge ruled in favor of a protester who was arrested for demonstrating in front of a courthouse, stating that the law violated First Amendment rights.

Unfortunately, there's no other way.

A human rights champion might seem like an unlikely candidate for China to endorse—but Irene Khan's record suggests Beijing would have little to fear.

The Trump administration has suggested the app, owned by a Beijing-based company, poses security issues.

Cancel culture is here, there and everywhere toxic.

"If we were entering a period where there may be a prolonged period of civil unrest, then that might suggest that we need different policies," the CEO said in a meeting with employees Tuesday.

The New York Civil Liberties Union sued the governor Friday for penalizing "New Yorkers who wish to engage in protest activity but are barred from doing so."

The NRA recently dropped a lawsuit against San Francisco after officials said a resolution calling for a review of NRA business relationships was non-binding.

The defendant posted the review after the doctor allegedly became angry during an appointment when he noticed that she was recording on her phone.

"We need to teach people the role of a free press in a democracy," Rafael Lorente, associate dean for academic affairs at the University of Maryland's journalism school, told Newsweek.

Enough is enough. It's time for real intellectual diversity at Mississippi's flagship university—and campuses across the country.

The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents is expected to vote on a free speech policy that would come with mandatory punishments for students found to have violated it.

Denise Ho said China's aggressive approach to freedom of expression is only making its reputation worse and its situation more difficult.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver's remarks reveal a growing respect for the sports community's right to advocate for the causes they care about. And yes, that includes international human rights.

"Given that Liberty's violations are public and longstanding, we are left to conclude that the Department's failure to act is deliberate and that it is only interested in enforcing free speech policies against institutions it deems unfriendly," Reps. Levin and Raskin wrote in a letter.

The justified backlash against tech giants here in Silicon Valley is a visceral reaction to the ongoing attacks on America's institutions and values. We must step up to protect our elections, privacy and free speech.

Filmmakers Patricia Marcoccia and Maziar Ghaderi told "Newsweek" they hoped people would start talking about the film—not about the fact that it was canceled.

"We have never protected illegal speech, as it seems that we have been accused of by some less than credible journalists."

The University of Florida's settlement came days after Vice President Mike Pence applauded the Young America's Foundation for fighting for free speech on campuses.

"Whatever action the college does or doesn't do, people are saying we should be held responsible. That's an unsustainable outcome."

Texas GOP congressman Dan Crenshaw mocked "coddled" college students and applauded Governor Greg Abbott for signing a so-called "free speech" law.

College students are split along lines of gender and race on issues surrounding free speech rights and potentially offensive language, according to a new survey.