In nonprofit advocacy, disclosure often enables harassment and intimidation for those whose stances clash with nation’s cultural elite.

The next Tea Party scandal is not only coming, it may already be happening. When it does, the charade will begin anew, and no one will pay a price.

Wisconsin’s John Doe story shows what can happen when laws gag citizens and shield the powerful, and the reform possible when victims fight back.

We now know about the government’s history of harassing conservative groups, but we’re hardly free from the unlawful policing of speech by the IRS and DOJ.

Progressives have successfully transformed the First Amendment’s restrictions on government into an instrument of government speech control.

A cabal of Democrat-run organizations is pushing both Hillary Clinton for president and limits on the kind of campaign spending they gleefully employ.

Last year’s predawn raids against Wisconsin conservatives and subsequent legal harassment from prosecutors suggest a police state.

The backlash against the Citizens United decision has unleashed systematic government hostility toward the free-speech rights of its citizens.