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We’ve all been preoccupied lately with a thousand things. Life is lurching back to normal. The headlines have been filled with news about the pandemic, the election, and reports about…

President Donald Trump has nominated Appellate Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court of the United States. Over the next several weeks, every single aspect of Judge Barrett’s life—including…

The New Testament has what can sometimes seem like an oddly sunny picture of the government. We’re told to submit to our leaders, to pray for them, and to pay…

In a blockbuster article in the New York Times this week, Harvard professor Debora Spar announced the new frontier of reproductive technology—in vitro gametogenesis (I.V.G.). Spar describes how I.V.G. could…

Christ and Caesar are in conflict in America. In the last few weeks, churches in Nevada and California fought all the way to the Supreme Court for relief from unfair…

Margaret Sanger has finally been canceled. Or, at least you won’t see her name as often now. The Planned Parenthood affiliate in New York announced this week that mounting pressure…

Daniel Lewis Lee is dead. After a flurry of court challenges and last-minute delays, an early morning 5-4 ruling by the Supreme Court allowed the execution to proceed on Tuesday.…

The Supreme Court handed down an important and encouraging decision this week in Little Sisters of the Poor v. Pennsylvania. The Little Sisters and other religious organizations won relief from…

This week, the Supreme Court handed down a series of long-awaited and controversial decisions made by narrow margins. In other words, it was a typical end-of-term for our nation’s highest…

It’s hard to talk about what’s been happening in the Capitol Hill district in Seattle. That’s because no one knows what to call it (the name of the little “country”…

“Put not your trust in princes,” the Psalmist says (Psalm 146:3). I guess we could add “Supreme Court Justices” to that list. On Monday, the Supreme Court handed down an…