
Sacré-Cœur: An Unexpected Success
Hit by general censorship, a documentary on the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is winning over the hearts of the French audience.

Hit by general censorship, a documentary on the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is winning over the hearts of the French audience.

The persecution of ordinary citizens on behalf of the LGBT movement will be funded by the state—that is, by the taxpayers being targeted.

The public offensive aims to drive press titles deemed dangerous underground.

It’s like building a giant political influence machine and then handing it off to a foreign country. I don’t believe the U.S. government should allow that. It should be dismantled first. Actions have to be taken so that any dollars collected from a foreign government are recouped by U.S. taxpayers for the damage these institutions have done.

Convictions for online hate speech are at a record high in a country that imprisons mothers for tweets and veterans for memes.

‘That Book is Dangerous!’ tracks the rise of online blacklisting, sensitivity readers, and complicit writers and editors—the “circular firing squad” now dragging down publishing.

The issue of freedom of speech could become as significant in Germany as the migration crisis.

Eurocrats and politicians are desperately trying to convince us that there is no censorship crisis.

Lucy Connolly is not being “freed.” She must continue to serve her sentence at home under licence conditions.

Behind closed doors, Poland’s liberal elite just staged a coup.