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Governments exist to establish justice. This involves two important and related tasks: creating just laws and executing those laws justly. In every healthy system of law, this means that the…

The Economist magazine came out with an important story this week discussing demographic trends in American life. They document that about a quarter of Americans (and a third of young…

It has happened again. There has been yet another shooting at a house of worship. This time it was at the Chabad of Poway synagogue, near San Diego. Last week…

Tragedy struck on Monday when the renowned Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris erupted into flames. The world watched as the church burned. The Cathedral’s 800-year-old roof, nicknamed “the forest,” was…

Kelly Catlin was already, at just 23 years old, a remarkably accomplished person. She was an award-winning Olympic cyclist. When she wasn’t training, she was in graduate classes at Stanford…

The New York Times released a report today that read like a dystopian novel. The report details how Kashgar, a small town in western China, has become heavily dominated by…

Two weeks ago now, a large coalition within Congress put forward the Equality Act. If passed, the legislation would amend current civil rights laws to include “sexual orientation and gender…

Every year thousands upon thousands of high school seniors eagerly await admission to the country’s most selective universities. But the enterprising William Singer found a way to turn a 5%…

Aid Access, a pro-abortion group, has come under investigation from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for facilitating the illegal use of RU-486 in the US. RU-486 is the drug…