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The United Nations on Friday approved a Russian-led bid that aims to create a new convention on cybercrime, alarming rights groups and Western powers that fear a bid to restrict online freedom.

A California judge has ruled that a Christian baker cannot be compelled by the state to bake cakes for same-sex weddings in a win for religious liberty.

If Britain keeps allowing certain sociopolitical movements to suffocate the right to free expression and stifle the liberal exchange of ideas, it will start going downhill quickly.

Employees at tech giant Google are reportedly demanding that the company stop selling software to law enforcement agencies.

The Oregon Court of Appeals has upheld a $135,000 fine against two Christian bakers who would not create a wedding cake for a same-sex couple.

New York state Legislature passed a bill that makes it legal for doctors and other health care professionals, such as midwives and physician assistants, to perform abortions up until birth for any reason.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp angered abortion supporters Tuesday when he signed a bill into law that bans abortion once a fetal heartbeat has been detected and recognizes fetuses as natural persons.

In a bizarre move, a major magazine designed to influence an entire generation of teenagers — Teen Vogue — tweeted “Welcome to Marx!,” promoting a 2018 article hailing Karl Marx as a “legend” and adding that the communist philosopher’s ideas “are more prevalent than you might realize.”

No right to abortion exists in international human rights or humanitarian law, but a new U.N. report seems to call for abortion everywhere — even where it is illegal.

Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) introduced two bills on Thursday, one to eliminate the electoral college and the other to prohibit presidents from pardoning themselves or their family members.