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Why is Charles Fried Still Quoted as a Conservative?

Why is Charles Fried Still Quoted as a Conservative?

NPR’s Nina Totenberg filed a story summing up the Supreme Court’s contentious recent term. In covering Shelby County v. Holder, the decision to strike down part of the Voting Rights Act, Totenberg managed to find some conservatives who disagreed with the

As We Approach 237

As We Approach 237

As we approach Independence Day 2013, this might be a good time to take stock on the American experience: where we are, where we came from, what we are supposed to be and what we have become, collectively, as a

Head of Egypt's Supreme Court New Interim Leader

Head of Egypt's Supreme Court New Interim Leader

The new transitional government of Egypt will be led by the head of Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court, Judge Adly el-Mansour. Egyptian Army General Abdel Fattah El-Sisi chose el-Mansour to take charge after Mohamed Morsi was ousted; el-Mansour will be sworn

Cablevision Fights Obama Admin's Illegal NRLB Appointments

On Monday, Cablevision filed an emergency application for a stay with the Supreme Court to suspend the National Labor Relations Board actions against the company.  The Obama administration has ignored the court’s decision that Obama’s recess appointments were unconstitutional and

Gay, lesbian couples flock to Calif. courts to wed

Gay, lesbian couples flock to Calif. courts to wed

(AP) Gay, lesbian couples flock to Calif. courts to wedBy GILLIAN FLACCUSAssociated PressJubilant gay and lesbian couples flocked to city halls and county courthouses across California to wed with pets, siblings and kids in tow as same-sex marriages resumed across

White House Violates Law with Obamacare Delay

White House Violates Law with Obamacare Delay

Obama administration officials are illegally delaying enforcement of a central provision in the president’s namesake legislation in a desperate attempt to manipulate the 2014 midterm elections and swell the ranks of those who look to government for healthcare.  The White

US Ends Ban on Green Cards for Gay Couples

US Ends Ban on Green Cards for Gay Couples

The US government has announced that married same-sex couples may now apply for “green card” residency permits just as heterosexual married couples can, in the latest move to end discrimination against gay unions. Homeland Security Director Janet Napolitano announced the

Search Engine Bing Highlights Gay Pride Parades

Search Engine Bing Highlights Gay Pride Parades

On the weekend following the pair of U.S. Supreme Court rulings concerning same-sex marriage, search engine Bing highlighted the decisions and several nationwide pride parades by featuring a full-screen image of the gay pride rainbow flag. Google has made itself famous

Court Wins Draw Big Crowds to Gay Pride Parades

Court Wins Draw Big Crowds to Gay Pride Parades

(AP) Court wins draw big crowds to gay pride paradesBy LISA LEFFAssociated PressSAN FRANCISCOGay rights supporters crowded parade routes in San Francisco, New York and other major U.S. cities to celebrate what once was unimaginable _ two Supreme Court victories

Only Lawyers Now Can Argue Before Supreme Court

Only Lawyers Now Can Argue Before Supreme Court

(AP) Only lawyers now can argue before Supreme CourtBy JESSICA GRESKOAssociated PressWASHINGTONYou must be a lawyer to argue before the Supreme Court. Thought that already was the case? It wasn’t until Monday, when the Supreme Court revised its 80-page rule

The road to polygamy

Proponents of gay marriage often make light of the slippery-slope argument that same-sex marriage will lead to legalized polygamy.  I can see why they want to dismiss that argument, but they’re being silly.  Of course same-sex marriage will lead to