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Freedom of speech

Après Mots, Le Déluge

Fighting for the right to insult the French president

From questions asked on November 2 by Supreme Court justices in oral arguments, in Schwarzenegger v. Entertainment Merchants Association. The case concerns a 2005 California law that prohibits the sale…

Murdoch Triumphant

by Marvin Kitman,

How we could have stopped him—twice

Speak, Money

by Roger D. Hodge,

From The Mendacity of Hope: Barack Obama and the Betrayal of American Liberalism (HarperCollins). Hodge is the former editor of Harper’s Magazine. As we prepare yet another round of offerings…

On simple human decency

by Ben Metcalf,

Crowd control

by Lewis H. Lapham,

Bricks in the wall

by Christopher Todd Brown,

In praise of invective

by Charles Simic,

Freedom of speech

Après Mots, Le Déluge

Cloak and Swagger

Censor sensibility

Fantasy

Interactivist Judges

Murdoch Triumphant

Speak, Money

On simple human decency

Crowd control

Bricks in the wall

In praise of invective

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Freedom of speech

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Après Mots, Le Déluge

Cloak and Swagger

Censor sensibility

Fantasy

Interactivist Judges

Murdoch Triumphant

Speak, Money

On simple human decency

Crowd control

Bricks in the wall

In praise of invective

August 1997

Debug