Federal appellate jurisprudence often demands a strong stomach, yet rarely has a single court exhibited such breathtaking intellectual acrobatics in seventy-two hours. The bone…
Photo: iStockPhoto.com Nearly everyone in the Lindsay Clancy case has an advocate. Clancy has defense lawyers arguing that postpartum psychosis left her without criminal…
A federal appeals court backed fired transit workers, but the legal fight highlights how vaccine disputes have drifted far from the original meaning of…
A strange wind is sweeping through modern church walls today.
The Almighty handed Abraham a profound promise: a lineage outnumbering the sand, a nation destined to bless the world.
Members of Parliament in the House of Commons voted against the proposed assisted dying legislation during its second reading, halting legal changes for England…
September 11, 2001
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel invoked the biblical heroine to urge Jewish Democrats to be willing to sacrifice their own security and future.
How Rome, Paul, and History Remembered a Forgotten Pioneer
When the state decides to medicalize suicide, it rarely stops at permitting the act.