Report: Turkey Has Imprisoned More Journalists in 2018 Than Any Other Country
Turkey has imprisoned more journalists for crimes against the state than any other country this year, according to a report released Thursday.
Law & the Courts
Comey Continues to Display His Lack of Credibility
Comey has long posed as a modern-day Jeremiah. He thunders about the moral lapses of his perceived antagonists — mostly Donald Trump and the Republican party.
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.
Third-Ranking Vatican Official Convicted of Sexually Abusing Choir Boys
Cardinal George Pell, the third-ranking official in the Catholic Church, has been convicted in Australia on charges that he sexually abused two choir boys.
NC9 Looks Worse by the Day
North Carolina's Ninth Congressional district fraught with voter fraud.
The Court’s Next Religion Case
Does the Constitution permit for a war memorial to be shaped like a religious symbol?
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—December 12
2013—Some things are most fittingly done in the dark of night. Shortly after midnight, the Senate, with 51 yea votes, confirms President Obama’s nomination of hard-left law professor Cornelia Pillard ...
Getting to Yes on FIRST STEP
The bill — improved by Ted Cruz’s amendment — focuses on the aspects of the federal criminal-justice system that that are overly punitive and need reform.
More on the Free-Exercise Clause and Religious Exemptions
The Founders saw free exercise of religion as a natural right, so the breadth and limits of natural rights must be read into the free-exercise clause.
Stormy Daniels Ordered to Pay Trump $293K in Legal Fees
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered Stormy Daniels to pay President Trump over $293,000 to cover the bulk of his legal fees against her.
U.S. District Judge James Otero ordered the adult film ...