The Committee for Justice was very busy in 2018. In the last year, we advocated for a clear framework for accessing data abroad, worked to d

Legislative initiatives in the mid-1990s to heavily regulate the Internet in the name of privacy would have impeded its growth while also fa

Following the confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, the Senate Judiciary Committee referred several of his accusers

While the press is abuzz with stories of Chinese technology theft and Russian hacking, there is a hole that has gotten too little attention.

Kavanaugh is put at odds with conservatives, sparking rumors that he will be more like Justice Roberts. Meanwhile, a new report on Russian s

CFJ's director of public policy responded to the Federal Trade Commission's request for comments on questions that will be discussed

Policies can only do so much to address the perceived bias because, as the recent hearing reminded us, the roots of any anti-conservative bi

Recently, the Committee for Justice was featured in Communications Daily, USA Today, The Washington Times, Townhall, The Daily Signal, and e

When society has a consensus on what is bad in itself, it is easy to say that religious liberty (or other freedoms) must stop short of engag

Close to 200 nominations, both executive and judicial, are awaiting consideration in the Senate. If these nominations are not confirmed by t

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Join CFJ on November 17 at the Council of Korean Americans (CKA) National Summit for a panel discussion of affirmative action and race-based