Freedom of Speech

It's world press freedom day and Facebook is celebrating it by promising to ban users who share content from Infowars unless they are condemning it.

A Facebook page that helped suicidal veterans battle PTSD has been permanently deleted with no explanation.

At a recent concert, Pink Floyd's Roger Waters called for the public to “Resist the attempted silencing of Julian Assange."

In response to criticism about the stereotypical Indian character, Apu, the co-founder of The Simpsons said, "It’s a time in our culture where people love to pretend they’re offended.”

A second Florida man, whose daughter survived the latest school shooting, has come forward alleging CNN was attempting to control the narrative on school violence by getting people to speak out against guns.

Kevin Spacey was accused by another Hollywood actor, Anthony Rapp, of trying to have sex with him when he was just 14-years-old. Spacey apologized in a Facebook post.

In a stunning departure from lengthy precedent, a federal appeals court has ruled citizens have no right to film politicians and police in public.

A new bill could make criminals of Americans who choose to boycott Israel — slapping them with 20 years in prison and up to $1 million criminal penalties for violations.

After a video of her desecrating the American flag went viral, a young woman had a $3,000 bounty put on her head as the internet called for her blood.

Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks called out the hypocrisy by using one of the issues liberals and conservatives seem to agree on—the call for his assassination.