Freedom IndexPolitics
Politics investigates how governments, parties, and policymakers shape the landscape of free speech and censorship. From campaign regulations to state restrictions, this category examines the role of politics in defining the boundaries of expression and democratic debate.
7/6/1835: Chief Justice John Marshall dies. Chief Justice John Marshall The post Today in Supreme Court History: July 6, 1835…
The British government plans to make social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok show more content from what it…
(Yes: This is another post touching not only on legal issues but also on soccer. If you are one of…
My family spent the Fourth of July in Philadelphia. This was a last-minute decision, but it was the right one.…
In August 2020, the people of Tullahoma elected [Jenna] Amacher to a three-year term as an alderman. Amacher did not…
In a special America 250 issue, Reason takes a look back at our country’s founding people and ideas. Read more…
From Wednesday’s decision by Judge Rebecca Pennell in Niederquell v. Dosanjh Enterps.: The primary issue before the Court is whether…
7/5/1867: Justice James Wayne dies. Justice James WayneThe post Today in Supreme Court History: July 5, 1867 appeared first on…
As Joe Rogan told it, President Donald Trump jumped at the chance to facilitate regulatory approval of ibogaine and other…
Beneath the period costumes, powdered wigs, and tricorn hats, 1776 is a magnificent depiction of open debate. Set during the Second Continental…
The Founding Fathers debated from the beginning whether the United States should try to spread liberty by force. While Thomas…
The Declaration of Independence. (National Archives.) Today is the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Over the years, I…