Today's Features
When it comes to the rights of parents to direct the education of their children, the sun is definitely rising in the west. In AZ, a new law reasserting parents’ supremacy over the state in regards to their children is set to take effect on Thursday.
The University of Illinois will once again allow Dr. Kenneth Howell to teach on Catholicism after recently firing him for explaining the Roman Catholic Church’s position on human sexual behavior to members of his class.
The New Jersey Supreme Court issued an order Monday rejecting a recently filed motion in a long-ago-resolved lawsuit that attempted to force New Jersey legislature to redefine marriage.
In a recent decision, a U.S. District Court judge in Boston ruled the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) unconstitutional stating that it interfered with a state's right to define marriage.
The omission of the words “under God” by a liberal legal advocacy organization in a document characterized as a founding text, is the apex of the secularist ideology that has attained a status not unlike that of religious orthodoxy among liberal legal scholars and political activists.
Over the last few years the strained economy has dominated news and altered many aspects of business, investing, and fundraising. Has the weakened economy affected what Americans prioritize in life?