Abortion Arguments That Misinterpret Judaism
The maximalist view that abortion laws should be invalidated because they violate the First Amendment is unserious.
Why American Jews Need Roe Reversed
Arguments to the contrary mistake the exception for the rule and wrongly align Jewish Americans with the regime that allows nearly unregulated abortions.
The Coronavirus Pandemic Is No Excuse to Close Gun Stores
It’s unconstitutional, and Americans have an even greater need to protect themselves during a national emergency.
District Courts Adopt Ridiculous Double Standard to Preserve Obamacare Contraceptive Mandate
Elections apparently don’t have consequences, after all.
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year — for Religious Legal Disputes
Governmental refusal to allow a menorah display in a public park as long as Christmas symbols are also prohibited is a tradition that ought to be retired.
Lower-Court Decisions Reveal Roe v. Wade’s Extremism
Americans support late-term abortion restrictions, but Supreme Court jurisprudence prevents commonsense regulations.
Religious Groups Led by Co-Religionists — It Shouldn’t Be Controversial
The University of Iowa says that InterVarsity discriminates. Observant Jews should defend the Christian student group.
Religious Solidarity Is Not Invidious Discrimination
If every group were bland and nearly indistinguishable from its neighbors, there would be little value in pluralism and diversity.
Anti-Discrimination Laws Are Wielded against a Shelter for Battered Women
Self-righteous bureaucrats have distorted anti-discrimination laws to persecute religious and traditional Americans.
Why the Jewish Coalition for Religious Liberty Filed an Amicus Brief in the TCCB Case
Faith Leaders need assurance that the government and the public will only have access to their internal deliberations in the most compelling of cases.