The Daily Caller

‘You don’t see the same critics who so thrashed President Bush’ criticizing Obama

The new rules replace guidelines issued in 2008 and have privacy advocates concerned about the potential for data-mining information on innocent Americans.

‘Honestly, what would Thurgood Marshall think to himself if he looked at our public education system today?’

The ACLU is literally trying to criminalize Christianity.

UCI students are being prosecuted for trying to prevent the Israeli ambassador to the US from giving a speech on campus.

The Pennsylvania State Police can no longer cite people for using profanity or making obscene gestures.

Pa. chapter alleges searches violate rights of minorities

The Louisiana university’s broad prohibitions on email may be unconstitutional.

Just because people have the right to exercise free speech doesn’t mean that doing so is the right thing to do.

If the free speech and religious freedoms protected in First Amendment are suddenly so sacrosanct, why is it that Obama and his left-wing allies continuously push for a return of the fairness doctrine?

A large cadre of traditional women have entered the the political arena and are challenging the sisterhood of bra-burners on their own turf

If this legislation passes, it sets the stage for the government to preemptively bar someone from exercising any constitutional right because they are on a double-secret probation list. This is an on/off switch for the Bill of Rights.

The most important right we have as Americans is the freedom of speech, and that includes the freedom of religion. It is first because without it, none of the rest would be possible. The right to bear arms is second because without it, we could not protect the first.

The Supreme Court ruled today to extend gun ownership rights across the country

The Supreme Court nominee on hate speech and pornography

Gun rights group hails ruling as ‘a great moment in American history’

Newer, efficient attendance system or Orwellian tactics? Seem like Arizona protesters are more okay with student monitoring rather than illegal immigration

Modern debates about the meaning of the Second Amendment have focused on whether it protects a right of individuals to keep and bear arms or, instead, a right of the states to maintain militia organizations like the National Guard. This question, however, was apparently never even discussed for a long time after the Bill of Rights was framed.