Free Speech Wins the Culture War
By Andrew Lowenthal “Gradually, then suddenly,” Hemingway’s bankruptcy quote can just as easily be applied to politics. If you had told me six months ago…
By Andrew Lowenthal “Gradually, then suddenly,” Hemingway’s bankruptcy quote can just as easily be applied to politics. If you had told me six months ago…
Op-Ed by Andrew Lowenthal Project 2025, a conservative road map to remake the administrative state, has been taking hits for several weeks. Democrats and the…
By Jeffrey A. Tucker, Debbie Lerman, Aaron Kheriaty, Andrew Lowenthal The definition of online freedom has been depressingly constricted over the last thirty years. You…
By Andrew Lowenthal The Australian government is seeking to exploit two recent knife attacks to relaunch its misinformation bill after it was put on ice late last…
By Michael Kane Andrew Lowenthal is a brilliant researcher and activist who has been fighting for a free and open Internet for decades. Follow his…
By Rebekah Barnett and Andrew Lowenthal Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, has made international headlines over alleged censorship creep in an escalating standoff with…
Authored by Andrew Lowenthal via the Brownstone Institute In November 2023 Alex Gutentag and I reported on the Virality Project’s internal content-flagging system, as released by the US…
By Andrew Lowenthal In Costa Rica and Latvia today, the Atlantic Council is hosting its 360/OS Summit at RightsCon Costa Rica and NATO’s Riga StratCom….
By Andrew Lowenthal I knew things were bad in my world, but the truth turned out to be much worse than I could have imagined….
By Andrew Lowenthal Twitter Files #19 have dropped. I am happy to have assisted Matt Taibbi and team to put that release together, along with release #18….