Curt Levey — president of the Committee for Justice, a nonprofit group promoting limited government and judicial nominations — said that the

The Administration cannot order the FCC and FTC, both independent agencies, to take any actions. While the executive order's more limite

Ashley Baker, director of Public Policy at the Committee for Justice, meanwhile warned that any proposed government solutions to the issues

At The Federalist Society blog, Ashley Baker remarks that Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s opinion in Manhattan Community Access Corp. v. Halleck,

During the confirmation hearings for then-Judge Neil Gorsuch, Senator and former Judiciary Committee Chairman Orin Hatch asks a question abo

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

Facebook is just like the pre-1984 AT&T monopoly, says the New York Times in a June 5 editorial. Thus it might be time for the governmen

Committee for Justice (CFJ) president Curt Levey spoke to Communications Daily about the latest threats to Section 230, which is the law tha

The success of U.S. companies in exporting both digital services and physical goods, sold through the Internet, has greatly contributed to A