Smearing Lawrence VanDyke
The American Bar Association and critical journalists have done little to substantiate their claims about the judge.
En Banc Eleventh Circuit Dismisses Equal-Protection Challenge to Alabama Minimum-Wage Law
In July 2018, a panel of the Eleventh Circuit ruled (in Lewis v. Governor of Alabama) that plaintiffs challenging Alabama’s Minimum Wage Act “have stated a plausible claim” that the law ...
Congrats Boris, R.I.P Fiscal Conservatism
Five years of BoJo beat five years of Jeremy Corbyn any day, and will likely guarantee Brexit. But they spell the death of sane economic policy.
Trump’s Effort to Fight Campus Anti-Semitism Is No War on Free Speech
The Left’s false narrative about hate privileges partisanship over principle.
No, Let’s Not Call Out the National Guard for Gun Control
Where does the representative think those guard soldiers and airmen live?
McConnell Vows ‘Total Coordination’ with White House during Senate Impeachment Trial
Mitch McConnell promised that Republicans will remain in lockstep with the White House on messaging strategy once impeachment proceedings reach the senate.
A Federal Government That’s Not Good at Its Job Can’t Effectively Serve the ‘Common Good’
Well-intentioned though conservatives calling for a more activist government may be, ours has failed miserably with the responsibilities it already has.
Speaker Pelosi’s Drug Pricing Bill Would Hurt Innovation
The president has promised to veto the bill if it reaches his desk. He should.
Are Christian Colleges Serving Their Students Well?
Students should scrutinize them just as carefully as they would a purely secular institution.
FTC Considers Seeking Injunction to Block Facebook from Integrating Messaging Apps
The Federal Trade Commission is considering a preliminary injunction against Facebook to block the company from integrating its various messaging applications.