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Should the names of Stanford student disrupters be published? – Analysis

Once again, a conservative speaker had been shouted down by censorial law students who didn't want him to speak

Meghan Markle “upset & overwhelmed” by South Park episode may sue (photos)

“South Park” didn’t explicitly name the couple & began the episode with a disclaimer saying all characters are fictional even if they’re based on real people

Soros-backed “disinformation” group aims to defund conservative news

The Global Disinformation Index, a “risk ratings” outfit that has received State Department funding, secretly distributes “blacklists” of right-tilting news organizations to advertising companies

Norwegian filmmaker faces up to 3 years in prison for saying men cannot be lesbians

Tonje Gjevjon is a lesbian filmmaker who intentionally made the comment to criticize Norway's hate speech laws

Elon Musk’s Twitter files dump – Analysis

In a series of secretly recorded interviews with Twitter employees, Project Veritas had already confirmed that "shadow-banning"

Turkish journalist sentenced to nearly 300 years in prison for smearing al-Qaeda linked jihadists

Negative coverage of jihadist groups aligned with the Erdogan government is a red line for journalists

Elon Musk nukes Twitter’s board of directors, takes new action to limit employee’s power

Musk took action to limit the ability of Twitter employees to moderate content & enforce that platform’s often criticized rules

Elon Musk proposes Twitter buyout at $54.20 per share, trading halted as stock price soars

Twitter had been battling Musk in court over his attempt to cancel a previous offer to buy the company for $44 billion

Nurse Amy Hamm fights for sex-based freedom of expression today in Court

Freedom of speech, thought, belief, opinion and expression are Charter rights belonging to all people, even health professionals

Does free speech exist in Turkey? – Analysis

Levent, the director of Turkish Cypriot daily Avrupa, announced on April 26 that a court found him guilty in a case brought against him in Ankara

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