President Trump Designates Sabbath in Jewish Heritage Proclamation
The White House officially recognizes the historical contributions and ongoing resilience of Jewish Americans amid a rise in domestic antisemitism.
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IF TRUMP EXITS NATO, THE WORLD’S PERSECUTED FAITHFUL PAY THE PRICE
He calls the alliance a ‘paper tiger.’ But before we burn it down, let’s fix what’s actually broken.
The Map Was Always Political: The Supreme Court’s Callais decision and the gerrymandering it already blessed
The Supreme Court handed down its decision in Louisiana v.
Federal Task Force Releases Report Alleging Systematic Anti-Christian Bias Under Biden Administration
A 17-agency panel documents 14 key findings ranging from selective FACE Act prosecutions to IRS viewpoint discrimination in 565 page report released today
The Newsboys Lawsuit and the Gospel According to Private Equity
A lawsuit in Nashville raises uncomfortable questions about faith, commerce, and market concentration
Explainer: Congressional Map Struck Down as Unconstitutional Racial Gerrymander by Supreme Court in Voting Rights Act Case
The Court held that Louisiana’s creation of a second majority-black district was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, setting new standards for Voting Rights Act compliance.
Supreme Court Rules New Jersey Cannot Use Subpoenas to Unmask Anonymous Donors
The Supreme Court has essentially told state prosecutors that they cannot use the discovery process as a tool for political intimidation of Pro Life groups.
Two Kings, 250 Years Apart: What the Crown Could Do Then, and What It Can Do Now
This July, the United States turns 250 years old, and the party will include a notable guest: the King of England.
They’re Coming for Your Phone, Counselor
A reader asked us to cover Chatrie v.
My 12-Year-Old’s Orrery Would Be Illegal Under California’s New 3D Printer Bill – Stop AB 2047
Sacramento has a new target, and it is not a criminal.