Archive - PLURIBUS

E-Pluribus | October 27, 2026

Brussels wants to read your texts. Case Western writes the club charter for students. The BBC's publicists don’t want to be ‘political.’

Oct 27 • Pluribus

E-Pluribus | October 21, 2026

The airport Wi-Fi fact-checks you. Biden misinfo hunters justified censorship with science. Hang a flier, catch a charge.

Oct 21 • Pluribus

E-Pluribus | October 16, 2026

A teen's bunny-ears meme brings the cops. Comedy's hall monitors come for Shane Gillis. Christian apologists cry foul over Baylor's $8,500 security…

Oct 16 • Pluribus

E-Pluribus | October 8, 2026

Don't say "superintendent." Protest in the car park, please. A Kirkversary party catches the State Department's eye.

Oct 8 • Pluribus

E-Pluribus | October 1, 2026

Pepperdine exiles a professor for teaching. Miami Beach sends the cops over a comment. The Greens mind their language.

Oct 1 • Pluribus

September 2026

E-Pluribus | September 28, 2026

Britain's 34-a-day speech arrests. Lone Star free speech, terms and conditions apply. Sorkin's villain wins the argument.

Sep 28 • Pluribus

E-Pluribus | September 18, 2026

Britain's evidence-free "misinformation" panic. Macklemore’s free speech v private property rights. California builds a law around Nick Shirley.

Sep 18 • Pluribus

E-Pluribus | September 9, 2026

Censorship in the name of science. A Florida sheriff learns Facebook comments aren't a monarchy. Britain averages 34 speech-related arrests a day.

Sep 9 • Pluribus

Suncor v Boulder: A backdoor assault on the First Amendment?

It’s dangerous to let courts settle scientific disputes.

Sep 9 • Pluribus

August 2026

E-Pluribus | August 28, 2026

The Pentagon tries to strong-arm Anthropic into submission. Vandals give surveillance cameras a run for their money. Britain can’t stop arresting people…

Aug 28 • Pluribus

E-Pluribus | August 21, 2026

Expose fraud, become the villain. Florida spies on citizens who talk back. State Department hires surveillance firms to save free speech.

Aug 21 • Pluribus

E-Pluribus | August 14, 2026

A license plate cusses out the cops, the Constitution defends it. Rage Against the Machine's real revolutionary: its guitarist's mom. City councils…

Aug 14 • Pluribus

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