Censorship on Townhall

• Baidu, China win dismissal of U.S. censorship lawsuit Mon Mar 25
  Reuters News
• U.S. sanctions Iran broadcasters for alleged censorship Wed Feb 6
  Reuters News
• Filmmaker cries censorship as Italy political documentary blocked Fri Feb 1
  Reuters News
• Judge orders end to secret censorship of Guantanamo court Thu Jan 31
  Reuters News
• France Trades Free Speech for a Genderless Society Sat Jan 5
  Alan Sears
  When a society’s laws recognizing marriage as the union of one man and one woman are changed to honor the unions of same-sex couples, it’s not just the law that changes—it’s also the society itself that changes. A top-down metamorphosis begins in which every aspect of public law changes to match the new definition of marriage. ... more
• Election Means Censorship Continues Tue Nov 20
  Bill Tatro
  The Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Census Bureau, and the Commerce Department have all massaged, manipulated, and stretched every economic detail made under their wing. ... more
• Free Speech at Risk as U.S. Synchronizes With Islam Fri Sep 21
  Diana West
  What's wrong with the following Associated Press headline? "Charlie Hebdo cartoon spurs French gov't to order embassies, schools to close." ... more
• Danish Mohammad cartoonist rejects censorship Thu Sep 20
  Reuters News
• UNCW Invests in “Stimulating” Technology Wed Sep 19
  Mike Adams
  The worst part about censorship is that there are college professors who are too stupid to know what it actually means, or worse, that sometimes pretend to be too stupid to know what it actually means. Censorship occurs when the government stops objectionable speech from being disseminated. It does not occur when the government refuses to actually subsidize speech that may be deemed objectionable. But sometimes professors and low-level college administrators pretend that refusal to fund government speech is censorship. ... more
• Problems Solutions and Trade Offs Mon Sep 3
  Mike Adams
  Occasionally, a columnist must issue an apology for something he wrote that, while seeming correct at the time, later proved to be misguided. Today, is one of those occasions where I must take the time to write a retraction concerning a column I wrote some time ago. Although it has been roughly four years since the column appeared, I am still compelled to offer an apology. ... more
• Journalism group cites censorship in 10 countries Wed May 2
  AP News
• Journalism group cites censorship in 10 countries Wed May 2
  AP News
• Left’s Orwellian Censorship Campaign Fri Mar 30
  Matt Barber
  Liberal theologian William Ellery Channing once observed, “The cry has been that when war is declared, all opposition should be hushed. A sentiment more unworthy of a free country could hardly be propagated.” ... more
• UK says Iran blocking website in censorship battle Sun Mar 18
  Reuters News
• Is Censorship the New Pluralism? Thu Feb 23
  Cal Thomas
  Pat Buchanan might have seen the end of the line coming at MSNBC when last month network president Phil Griffin commented on his latest book, "Suicide of a Superpower," by saying, "I don't think the ideas that (Buchanan) put forth are appropriate for the national dialogue, much less on MSNBC." ... more
• The New Blacklist Fri Feb 17
  Pat Buchanan
  My days as a political analyst at MSNBC have come to an end. ... more
• Vietnam's awakening youth circumvent censorship Thu Feb 2
  AP News
• Thailand welcomes Twitter's new censorship policy Mon Jan 30
  AP News
• Twitter's new censorship plan rouses global furor Fri Jan 27
  AP News
• Newt 1968: Gingrich led protests against nude censorship Tue Jan 24
  Reuters News
• TV censorship crosses time zones in Putin's Russia Thu Dec 1
  AP News
• 7 Things You Can't Say On TV If You Want to be President Thu Nov 17
  Ryan James Girdusky
  “S***, p***, f***, c***, c*********, m***********, and t***” was George Carlin’s trademark joke of the Seven Words You Couldn’t say on Television. Carlin once said in explaining the joke that he “was always told to look up to firefighters and police officers” and that kind of language “was always used by authority.” ... more
• Iranian Assasination Attempt Tue Nov 15
  Glendora, California
  An American resident is targeted for death by the Iranian government. ... more
• Support American Censorship Day Mon Nov 14
  Jeff Carter
  Artists should get paid for things they produce-but the two bills pending before both houses of Congress are the wrong way to go about it. ... more
• Gender segregation on rise in Israel Tue Nov 8
  AP News

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