The ACLU, from Paris to Broadway
From Broadway to Missouri to the salons of Paris, it was business as usual last week in the lives of America's most persistent legal pests.
Supreme Court Rules for Federal Agents in 9/11 Lawsuits
The Court noted that allowing individual lawsuits in a case like this would lead to intrusions into confidential national-security discussions within the executive branch.
Big Cases Still Waiting for Supreme Court Decisions in 2017
Seventeen cases from this year’s Supreme Court term are still pending, with decisions expected in the next eight days.
A Fatherly Manner
Fathers remain central to their children’s‘ lives.
No More Free Lunch
President Trump’s workfare proposal demonstrates that he is busy doing what is important for Americans. Congress should join him.
Rewriting American History
The job of tyrants and busybodies is never done.
Adam Schiff Threatens to Violate Constitution – Twice – with Independent Counsel
Schiff is threatening to take action that the Supreme Court has clearly and repeatedly held unconstitutional.
James Comey: The Cowering Inferno
There's a headline AARP should be hyping to seniors everywhere: "Giant Terrorist Tracker Cowered by 70-Year-Old."
Bowing to Bernie’s Secular Gods
An Orthodox Christian’s religious beliefs put him at odds with the Vermont senator.
Last Mango In Paris
It’s as refreshing as a tropical mango smoothie to finally have someone in Washington who is standing up for America instead of the mythical “international community.”