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Science By Jury: Michael Mann’s Defamation Case Sets Alarming Precedent
Settling scientific debates in court is a grave threat to free speech.
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Jeryl Bier
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Businesses Need Free Speech Too
Political Censorship Comes in Many Guises, Beats Up on Energy Producers
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Fergus Hodgson, CAIA
Hyperbolic Discourse Is Literally Destroying Democracy
Your opponents’ policy preferences aren’t going to lead us to certain doom, and other ways hyperbole degrades public discourse.
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Jeryl Bier
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China's Insidious Illiberal Influence
The Chinese Communist Party is intent on controlling the narrative worldwide, not just within China. Some Western businesses and institutions are aiding…
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Jeryl Bier
A Declaration of Independence From Government Censorship
The preliminary injunction in the Missouri v. Biden suit highlights the dangers of government censorship of "misinformation" on more than just COVID-19.
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Jeryl Bier
Gaza's al-Ahli Hospital: "Two Employees Injured," "No Staff or Patients Were Killed," in October 17th Blast, But the Media Took No Notice
The day after the disaster, hospital officials had answers that apparently few in the press wanted to hear.
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Jeryl Bier
Pause in US Funding of UNRWA Agency for Gaza Affects Only New, Not Existing, Obligations
A state department spokesperson told Pluribus "contributions to UNRWA obligated prior to [January 24] remain in effect."
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Jeryl Bier
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The Changing Prerogatives of Civil Liberties and Free Speech Organizations
Organizations that should be at the forefront in defending free expression and open discourse are ceding ground to illiberalism or even actively…
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Jeryl Bier
Political Violence Is A Threat to Democracy — Unless It's The Good Kind
The media shouldn't pick and choose which types of violence to be outraged about, much less encourage it.
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Jeryl Bier
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How A Religious Devotion to "Following the Science" Became Unscientific
Science should always be contested, but if the evidence is clear, we should listen to science even if what we hear does not conform to our preconceived…
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Jeryl Bier
What’s Going on with the Publishing Industry? An Overview
Recent controversies and internal conflicts within major publishing houses and book retailers highlight a worrying trend.
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Jeryl Bier
A New York Times False Flag Operation
The newspaper of record fails to rely on its own contemporaneous reporting for its Alito flag "scoops."
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Jeryl Bier
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