The U.S. military had the leader of the ISIS in its crosshairs years before he became the most wanted terrorist in the world — but the bureaucratic suits within the Obama’s Administration let him get away.
Monday the Supreme Court decided to hear a case that may test the limits of free speech and religion: Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission.
Government should not be able to unjustly discriminate against any religious organization or its members, period. The state of Missouri did just that. Thankfully, the Supreme Court on Monday emphatically affirmed religious freedom and rejected anti-religious discrimination in its 7-2 decision in Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v. Comer.
The Supreme Court’s decision to allow parts of the Trump travel ban to go forward now – even before hearing the arguments—strongly suggests that there are a majority of justices who will uphold the most important parts of the ban.
Justice Anthony Kennedy is rumored to be poised to announce his retirement, and if it happens, it will trigger a confirmation battle that could make the one over Justice Neil Gorsuch look like a playground skirmish.
It’s permissible in the United States to decorate police cars with rainbow flags to celebrate gay pride, but it’s not permissible to decorate police cars with Bible verses.
The placement of a Putin operative, Russian senior diplomat Vladimir Voronkov, to run the United Nations Counter-Terrorism offices is being touted as the first major reform of the United Nations Organization by its new Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
As a new college grad, you’ve just landed your first, full-time job —congratulations! Now you’re embarking on an exciting new journey into the working world.
We should have contempt for a regime in North Korea that brutalized a young American student named Otto Warmbier. We should have contempt for a regime in Syria that uses poison gas to massacre innocent men, women and children. We should have contempt for Islamic State terrorists who behead Americans, burn people alive in cages and systematically rape Yazidi girls.
We should have contempt for a regime in North Korea that brutalized a young American student named Otto Warmbier. We should have contempt for a regime in Syria that uses poison gas to massacre innocent men, women and children. We should have contempt for Islamic State terrorists who behead Americans, burn people alive in cages and systematically rape Yazidi girls.