Clarence Thomas Is Right about Big Tech
Treating Big Tech companies as common carriers would not be a legal innovation, nor a threat to property rights, but could be a way to protect and secure the civil ...
The Trump Administration and America’s Transgender Moment
The new Title IX enforcement respects the dignity of those who identify as transgender while still protecting young people and ensuring privacy.
The Christian Baker Need Not Have Ended Up at the Supreme Court
As Americans continue to disagree about sex, we must refuse to weaponize the redefinition of marriage.
The Continuing Threat to Religious Liberty
What’s at stake and what to do about it
One Year after Obergefell
One year has passed since Obergefell v. Hodges has proven courts should leave democratic debate to the people.
After Court’s Gay-Marriage Ruling, We Need Peaceful Coexistence, Not Culture War
The First Amendment Defense Act would respect pluralism amid disagreement on gay marriage.
Judicial Activism from the Court on Marriage: Here’s How to Respond
Conservatives should respond to the same-sex-marriage decision by fearlessly proclaiming the truth about marriage and protecting the free speech of dissenters.
The Right to Life and a Culture of Marriage
The abortion rate keeps dropping. The latest numbers from the CDC, released last week, show that the abortion rate is the lowest it’s been since 1973, the year the Supreme ...
The Roe of Marriage
Before Roe v. Wade in 1973, no one could have predicted that the Supreme Court would effectively create a national regime of abortion on demand throughout all nine months of ...