Look at the footage coming out of Paris, Lyon, and Marseille right now, and you will see a country at war with itself.
Where the machinery of the law meets the absolute sovereignty of the human heart.
On September 27, 2026, California enacted Assembly Bill 1803, expanding the state’s mandatory workplace harassment training requirements to include practical guidance on identifying, reporting, and confronting workplace hate…
If you turn on the news today, you listen to the media, or you step foot onto virtually any college campus across this country, what are you subjected…
How believers and secular citizens alike bring inherited moral traditions into the public square without establishing a theocracy.
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On September 27, 2026, California enacted Assembly Bill 1803, expanding the state’s mandatory workplace harassment training requirements to include practical guidance on identifying, reporting, and confronting workplace hate…
How a Church Youth Society Provided the First Runway for Private Spaceflight
TLDR – In its first day of the 2026-2027 term, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to review a federal appeals court ruling that allowed a Washington fire protection…
When thirty-seven local congregations across Maryland decided they could no longer remain part of the United Methodist Church, their break over theology quickly became an ugly battle over…
By trading clinical secrecy for high-definition spectacle, the state is reviving the barbarism of the Roman Colosseum and corrupting the moral conscience of the nation.
Christa Pike absorbed two full rounds of lethal poison, felt the physical trauma of an overdose, and crossed the existential threshold of her own death.
The headlines out of a Russian biolab sound terrifying, but the Black Death plays by completely different rules than a runaway virus. Here is what the science actually…
St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, International Partners for Ethical Care v. Ferguson, Missionaries of St. John the Baptist v. Frederic, Grand v. City of University Heights
The justices left intact a Ninth Circuit decision finding that patient transmission risks justified denying religious exemptions during a pandemic surge.
Every movement begins with an idea, but almost every movement eventually breeds a purity patrol.
WASHINGTON — When the marshal’s traditional cry of “Oyez, Oyez, Oyez” echoes through the Supreme Court chamber on Monday morning, the justices will open their 2026–2027 term confronting…
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth unveiled six structural overhauls at Marine Corps Base Quantico, including direct cabinet-level access for military chaplains.
Put aside the furious argument over church politicking. The real fight inside the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is about something far cleaner, colder, and more dangerous: Can…