Regulatory agencies have entered the space of copyright law and have tipped the balance of the intellectual property system. Now, it is...

Judge William Pauley, ruling that the use of the stingray device was a violation of the Fourth Amendment, stated that “absent a search warra

The hardest part of drafting any new regulation is establishing a definition. In fact, most of the policy work is in the definition and ther

The fight over NSA surveillance is about to heat up again. This week, the House will consider a measure that would require the NSA and...

In a blow to Internet freedom, a federal appeals court has given a green light to the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Open...

Given the harassment and everyday burdens that federal bureaucrats subject small businesses and families to, it seems obvious that...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) hit a new low this month when they proposed a new rule that directly harms those that the...

Wade Henderson and Curt Levey talked about President Obama’s nomination of D.C. Court of Appeals Chief Judge Merrick Garland to succeed...

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On October 6, 2015, the European Court of Justice (“ECJ”) ruled the US-EU Safe Harbor agreement invalid. The international agreement permitt

It was encouraging to see George Stephanopoulos raise the issue of judicial appointments Sunday on ABC's This Week. "What kind of judges...

In an op-ed at FoxNews, Curt Levey writes that while the nation's campuses are hosts to the most prominent battles in the war on free sp