ACRU to Supreme Court: Texas Abortion Clinic Law Protects Women
Texas’ law requiring widely adopted medical clinic safeguards in abortion facilities is constitutionally sound and ensures that women are not victimized by substandard care.
Education Insanity
What the education establishment can do is to prevent youngsters who are alien and hostile to the educational process from making education impossible for those who are equipped to learn.
Martian Family Values
The search for a movie respectful of faith moves to another planet.
Planned Parenthood Indictment: Punishing the Pursuer Instead of the Perp
There is something really rotten going on in Houston.
Blacks and the Confederacy
Most Americans believe the Civil War was initiated to free slaves, when in truth, freeing slaves was little more than an afterthought.
There’s More to Being President Than Deal-Making
Politically we appear to be living in the year of the outsider. Donald Trump has shocked the established political class and its loyal journalistic following.
Silencing the Lambs
The American Civil Liberties Union tries again to mute voices lifted to God.
Fighting for the Unborn with the March for Life
The culture of death targets the minorities and the unborn.
ACRU v. Zavala County (TX) — Settlement
SANDERSON, TEXAS (January 18, 2016) — The United States District Court in Del Rio, Texas, has entered a settlement requiring a Texas county to maintain clean voter rolls. Zavala County had more registered voters than age-eligible residents. The ACRU had sued the county under the National Voter Registration Act’s Section 8.
Read settlement. (PDF 397 KB)
Minimum Wage Dishonesty
It is incompetence or dishonesty for my fellow economists to deny these two effects of minimum wages: discrimination against employment of low-skilled labor and the lowering of the cost of racial discrimination.