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Hobby Lobby's Green Family Building Biblical Museum

Hobby Lobby's Green Family Building Biblical Museum

The Supreme Court is due to decide whether the owners of Hobby Lobby craft supplies stores can be forced by the federal government to include in their employee health insurance forms of contraception that are against their religious beliefs. The

Pelosi Warns SF Bishop Not to March for Traditional Marriage

Pelosi Warns SF Bishop Not to March for Traditional Marriage

In an astonishing challenge to traditional Catholic doctrine, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, nominally Catholic, has taken to telling San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone that he should not attend the National Organization for Marriage’s June 19 march on the Supreme

British Court of Appeal Blocks Secret Terror Trial

British Court of Appeal Blocks Secret Terror Trial

The British Court of Appeal has halted an attempt by prosecutors to hold a terror trial completely in secret. Instead the judges ruled that the “core” of the trial could be partly held in secret but other elements of it

David Welch: The Man Who Slayed California Tenure

David Welch: The Man Who Slayed California Tenure

Behind the conservative’s dream-come-true victory of tenure laws and union contracts for California’s public schools teachers being ruled unconstitutional Wednesday by a Los Angeles Superior Court, is an organization called Students Matter. The group is led and funded by Silicon Valley

The Campaign Finance Monster That Refuses to Die

The Campaign Finance Monster That Refuses to Die

In 1976, the Wall Street Journal criticized the Supreme Court for creating a “half-dead monster” out of the campaign finance laws in a seminal case called Buckley v. Valeo. The Court recognized that limiting the amount of money someone can spend to get

Proposed Voting Rights Bill a Huge Step Backwards

Proposed Voting Rights Bill a Huge Step Backwards

Congress is seeking to violate the Constitution on voting rights–and doing so in a bipartisan manner. If this violation of the Fifteenth Amendment passes Congress and goes back to court, America may have to wait through another two years of