Supreme Court Vaccine Mandate Redux
The Court will decide whether to take Dr. A v. Hochul this spring.
A Martin Luther King Day Reminder: Religion Matters in Public Life
Today, as we seem so divided by our disagreements, we would do well to remember Reverend King’s words.
The Supreme Court’s “Shadow” Docket — A Response to Professor Vladeck
A testimony from law professor Steven Vladeck criticized the Supreme Court’s use of its so-called “shadow docket” to grant requests for emergency relief.
Did California Misstate the Facts to Justice Ginsburg in NIFLA v. Becerra?
The most important exchange related to whether the California law was even needed in the first place.
Re: The Times’s Convolution of Facts on Abortifacients
I’m a lawyer, not a doctor, so I’ll leave it to Dr. Harrison to explain why the Times article today on “morning after” drugs is wrong on the science, as ...
Will the Obamacare Decision Affect the HHS Mandate?
Last week’s Supreme Court arguments over the Affordable Care Act focused on the constitutionality of the individual mandate and the expanded Medicaid entitlement. Could those cases also affect the religious-liberty ...
What Rules Us
Today’s oral arguments on the individual mandate at the Supreme Court may be the beginning of the end of Obamacare. But even if Obamacare survives the Commerce Clause challenge brought ...
A Shell Game is Not a Compromise
The president’s pretend compromise today does nothing to fix the religious-liberty problems he has created for millions of Americans who do not share his view that contraception and abortion are ...