Breaking: Supreme Court Ruling Bridges Divide Between Biden and Trump Emergency Powers
The Court applies the same “Major Questions” logic to Trump’s tariffs that it previously used to dismantle Biden’s p…
Substack Archive
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When the Mob Gets a Ballot: Why Religious Freedom Depends on Restraining the Majority
The Constitution was built to cool democratic fever, not to flatter it. Democracy is a fine instrument until it decides you are the problem.…
When Christian and Muslim Fasting Seasons Meet: A Shared Call to Reflection in 2026
As Lent and Ramadan begin side by side, millions pause, pray and reorder their daily lives in pursuit of something deeper Before dawn breaks…
Jesse Jackson’s 1973 “Genocide” Statement and the Early Pro Life Movement Before Reagan
In May 1973, four months after the Supreme Court decided Roe v. Wade on January 22, 1973, civil rights leader Jesse Jackson spoke to JET mag…
Colbert, the FCC, and the Late Night Equal Time Headache
Late night television is not what it was. The desks are the same. The bands still play. The applause sign still blinks on command. But the c…
Federal Court Blocks DHS Policy Permitting Immigration Raids at Churches
A Massachusetts judge issued a preliminary injunction against a 2025 federal policy that allowed immigration agents to conduct warrantless a…
After the Recorder: Evolution, Creation, and the Fragile Architecture of Rights
The February 2026 Pacific Union Recorder article has moved the debate from fossils to freedom. The Pacific Union Recorder did not intend to…
A Critique of the Pacific Union Recorder's Defense of Theistic Evolution
By Michael Peabody – “Honoring God Through Science and Scripture” by Alberto Valenzuela, published in the February 2026 is…
New York Trial Court Rejects Archdiocese Immunity Claim in Abuse Lawsuit
A New York judge rules that religious organizations are subject to secular negligence laws regarding the supervision of school employees. TL…
Diversity Marks the Remnant, but It Also Tests the Remnant
By Michael Peabody – On a Sabbath morning, the story often starts before anyone opens a Bible. It starts in the hallway. People arrive…
