The Kids Online Safety Act would be a license for censorship.

It seems that FDA is poised to regulate small-scale vape vendors out of the market—and leave smokers with fewer options to quit.

Police have set bounties on 13 activists, some living in the U.S.

Hong Kong activists and Uighur minorities are under assault from Chinese President Xi Jinping's old communist playbook. America can come to their aid.

members of Congress condemning Big Tech as mere subsidiaries of federal agencies are oversimplifying this free speech dilemma in ways that can exacerbate government overreach.

NYU Student Bar Association president Ryna Workman declared, “Israel bears full responsibility for this tremendous loss of life.”

The Federal Trade Commission, with Chairwoman Lina Khan at the helm, is taking a hard stance against America’s largest companies — at the cost of discourse and debate. Chairwoman Khan and

Social media does have a fake news problem, but playing the blame game and scapegoating isn’t going to help anything. 

Contrary to its name, Journalism Competition and Preservation Act, the bill does not promote competition nor preserve local community news.

Every American came to this country from somewhere else and, for millions of minorities, their first home was a socialist or communist country like China, Venezuela, Cuba, or the Soviet Union.

This month, House and Senate lawmakers introduced the Open App Markets Act, a bill that, if enacted, will substantially change how Google and Apple run their app stores and mobile operating systems. T

For years, the agency has been pushing the limits of its enforcement powers and exerting undue authority over private businesses.

Contrary to its name, Journalism Competition and Preservation Act, the bill does not promote competition nor preserve local community news.

Rachel Chiu of Young Voices joined Jim Lokay on Fox 5 to discuss why the socialism debate in the US would benefit from outside perspectives, especially from ...

Regulators are turning the 40-year-old merger-review process into a guessing game.

2024 is poised to be a big year for online speech and technology.

Hong Kong activists and Uighur minorities are under assault from Chinese President Xi Jinping's old communist playbook. America can come to their aid.

The Biden administration is, yet again, using antitrust to remedy a problem it is ill-suited to solve.

Big tech and organized labor are battling it out—and Californians are getting caught in the crosshairs. 

Its fight to block the Illumina–Grail deal is keeping a potentially revolutionary cancer-detecting technology out of reach.

Congress is trying to implement long-awaited consumer privacy reforms, but the latest iteration risks endangering competition and deepening power disparities within the market. Last month, the House E

And the government’s bid to distort the smartphone market isn’t ‘economic justice.’

Antitrust analysis is harder to get right than progressive trustbusters would have you believe. In fact, determining whether a business is violating principles of market competition is so complicat...

Students harassed their peers and imposed on the free speech of others under the guise of silent protesting.

The forthcoming decision may deal a long-awaited, necessary blow to Michigan’s infamous Blaine Amendment.

A trio of rulings, far from 'regressive decision-making,' promoted equality by liberating the First Amendment’s religious liberty protections.

ChatGPT is being touted as the superpowered AI of science fiction lore.

Workers’ rights and freedoms are needed now more than ever. But President Biden’s labor nominee wants to regulate them away. On January 4th, President Biden renominated David Weil to lead

After six months in an unprecedented pandemic, the startup community is finding its footing in a “new normal.” COVID-19 restrictions have…

Today, Independent Women’s Forum (IWF) announced its Summer of 2022 class of fellows. Learn more about these women.

Back in November, labor advocates argued that Proposition 22 would create dangerous and unlivable working conditions. They were wrong.

The end of affirmative action should redirect school communities, institutions, and policy-makers to solutions that create greater educational opportunities.

Join us for a two-part discussion on the current state of affairs for the FTC in both the courts and in Congress. Reception to follow.

The religious community that owns the beach at Ocean Grove is defending a century-old custom.

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Plaintiffs in these cases object to the fact that their universities have used free speech principles as a fig leaf to justify inaction against antisemitism.

A bill advancing through the California legislature would force Big Tech companies to pay news publishers whenever their articles are linked or displayed. This month, the California Assembly voted to&

The Open App Markets Act may deal a well-intended blow to Google and Apple — but it does it at the cost of users’ safety. Earlier this month, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to advanc

Antitrust laws are meant to protect competition for the benefit of consumers. Yet the Federal Trade...

When American academics face threats from foreign partners, American universities should be there to back them up instead of hiding behind their wallets.

The New York City Council just passed a bill that will put consumers’ personal information at risk — and restaurants on the hook. Two weeks ago, the Council approved a bill that would r…

California's donor disclosure requirement is now at the U.S. Supreme Court.

Current laws are poorly suited for the goal of producing nondiscriminatory algorithms.

The rise in anti-Asian violence in Boston and around the country is eerily reminiscent of 1950s McCarthyism. Last week, President Biden signed a bill addressing the surge in violence against Asian …

Since 2000, the government has seized more than $68.8 billion from Americans through civil forfeiture.

If Twitter turns into a free speech-centric platform, lawmakers and regulators will be emboldened to take greater action against offensive content. On Monday, Twitter accepted Elon Musk’s offer to...

Lawmakers should learn from the mistakes of the Gilded Age rather than repeating them.

White House officials are scrambling to explain why their expectations fell short. According to them, social media companies and users are to blame.