Internet

Don't Let Principals Censor the Internet

In a ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit last August, Judge Rhesa Hawkins Barksdale argued that a rap song featuring allegations of sexual harassment against two high school coaches represented a threat to civilization itself. As Barksdale explained it, coaches are teachers, teachers are essential to education, and "without education, there can be little, if any, civilization."

The Dick Durbin Internet Tax

How's this for an early Christmas gift? Right before Congress left town for the holidays, Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin, the Democratic whip, blew up a bill that would have provided Americans a permanent ban on the taxation of Internet service. Call it his "bah humbug" moment. Grinch Durbin has promised to hold this bill hostage unless he gets paid a ransom. He says he will only allow a permanent ban on Internet access taxes, if Congress votes to allow state and local sales taxes on Internet purchases.

Republicans Renew Push for Internet Sales Tax

If they truly cared about Liberty and the economy, they would oppose it.

Now That We Have Net Neutrality, FCC Proposes Tax

FCC Considers Internet Access Subsidy

Almost Anyone Could Have Stalled North Korean Internet

So Much for 'Affordable' Health Care

Free Internet Through Regulation?

Barack Obama this week took aim at one of the only arenas in which he hasn't yet wreaked havoc.

Tax on Goods Sold on Internet Dies

FBI Faked News Site to Plant Spyware on Student's Computer

FEC Chair: GOP Members Will Oppose Internet Regulation

FEC to Study Regulating Political Speech on Internet

Inventor of the Internet Warns of Threat to Liberty

Healthcare.gov Launched Despite Known Security Flaws

Internet Sales Tax Rears Its Ugly Head

Snowden to Work on Anti-Surveillance Software in Russia

Election Search Results

Could Google swing an election?

Clinton Didn't Like the Internet

Warned of "right-wing extremists."