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The city of Philadelphia kicked Catholic Social Services out of its foster care program because it insisted on placing children in optimal nurturing environments. Both Scripture and sociological research indicate that the best
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This is why American voters must make sure Pete Buttigieg doesn’t get anywhere near the White House: he is a one-man wrecking crew, normalizing the crime against nature to nine-year-old boys. The homosexual lifestyle is a
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In all of the froth surrounding issues of variant sexuality, one salient truth has gotten lost: If transgenderism is a thing, it eliminates homosexuality. This is for the simple reason that “same-sex attraction” is an empty
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Transgenderism, which normalizes mental illness about sexuality, has taken a sleeping nation by storm. What not too long ago was categorized as a mental disorder by every psychiatrist and psychologist has now been redefined as a
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The Coronavirus is the only argument we need for building a wall on our southern border. The reason we must have border security is to protect our people from criminals, drugs, and contagious diseases. The Coronavirus started in
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Eco-warrior Princess Greta Thunberg wants us to “panic” because we have only 10 years left to make gargantuan changes to energy policy, or the earth we love will be incinerated in a catastrophic conflagration of the entire
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One of the things that ought to offend every American who loves the Constitution is the alarming tendency of lowly district courts to issue nationwide injunctions. This is appalling. District courts by definition have legal
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We’ve seen it happen before. There was Brett Kavanaugh, attacked relentlessly and shamelessly with scurrilous, unfounded, and uncorroborated accusations from decades ago. Then there was Judge Roy Moore, again ambushed with
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Oral arguments were heard last week by the Supreme Court in an important religious liberty case from Montana. It involved scholarships which are available to private school students who attend non-religious schools but are denied
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The Supreme Court has taken up a case from Washington state on “faithless electors,” that is, electors who pledge to vote for somebody then vote for somebody else. Many states have laws against doing that, and prescribe fines
