The Court and the Carcinogenic War on Women

By Dorinda C. Bordlee & Nikolas T. Nikas November 7, 2013

In the early days of the HHS mandate forcing even religious objectors to provide free coverage for contraceptive and abortion-inducing drugs, our NRO post titled “Three Things Everyone Should Know ...

What Rules Us

By Dorinda C. Bordlee, Nikolas T. Nikas & Mark Rienzi March 27, 2012

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 ...

Three Things Everyone Should Know about the HHS Mandate

By Nikolas T. Nikas & Dorinda Bordlee February 7, 2012

It is a remarkable time in current events when we witness a major media outlet calling out a liberal president for disregarding the moral tenets of the Catholic Church. But ...

Politics & Policy

Witness

By Dorinda C. Bordlee & Nikolas T. Nikas January 22, 2008

Martin Luther King. Mother Teresa. John Paul II. The life’s work of each of these unlikely champions was essentially to witness to the human-rights violations of their times. They did ...

Politics & Policy

The Young Battle for Life

By Nikolas T. Nikas January 22, 2007

First they ignore you. Then they ridicule you. Then they fight you. Then you win. This insightful observation of Mahatma Ghandi reveals a truth about social-reform movements — that ...

Politics & Policy

Meet the Cloners

By Nikolas T. Nikas & Dorinda C. Bordlee November 6, 2006

Tomorrow’s election results on Missouri’s Amendment 2 will set the national tone for the Brave New World issue of whether our law and policy will sanction the creation of human ...

Politics & Policy

Eroding Roe

By Dorinda C. Bordlee & Nikolas T. Nikas June 19, 2006

Move over ERA. It’s time for the PRA — the Post-Roe Activation clause. Led by women with the courage to share their stories of profound grief and medical trauma that ...

Politics & Policy

The 1,000th Victim

By Nikolas T. Nikas December 2, 2005

Early this morning, December 2, 2005, probably just a few hours before most readers were arriving at work or school, the 1,000th victim died, the result of a highly controversial ...