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The Wall Street Journal had an editorial this morning called "Defining Free Speech Down on Campus"; I agree that disruptive protests are unprotected by the First Amendment, but I think the editorial erred in its emphasis. The editorial begins by arguing that no First Amendment rights to protest on privately…

U.S. journalist detained in Russia on espionage charges faces prolonged imprisonment amid diplomatic negotiations.

US president’s appeal comes as House Speaker Mike Johnson unveils plans to bring funding bills for a vote.

Google was among the first hyperscalers build custom silicon for its services, starting first with tensor processing units (TPUs) for its AI initiatives, and then video transcoding units (VCUs) for the YouTube service. But unlike its industry peers, the company has been slower to adopt custom CPU designs, prefering to…

President Biden reaffirms commitment to securing release of detained journalist Evan Gershkovich in Russia. U.S. government and The Wall Street Journal den...

President Biden reaffirms commitment to release detained journalist in Russia and calls for an end to arbitrary detentions.

President Biden called Gershkovich's detention "wholly unjust and illegal" in a statement on Friday.

It's been a year since Russia detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich on spying allegations.

The US journalist was seized by officials and charged with espionage, and friends and family say he has kept his spirits up

Editorial: The Wall Street Journal correspondent is not a spy. He is a journalist, and should be released immediately from his Russian jail

Meeting comes as Beijing seeks to woo foreign investment after a challenging few years for world’s No 2 economy.