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Groff v. DeJoy is a cause for celebration, but it is hardly an epochal victory for religious Americans.
Gavin Newsom couldn’t ask for a better setup to a presidential run.
Two recent court cases show how overlooked state laws have an outsized impact on religious liberty.
The question at the heart of the indictment is the extent of executive power.
The Supreme Court has a chance to make a strong defense of equality under the law in its upcoming affirmative action rulings.
The right ought to wake up and abandon its silly, weak neutrality on religion.
The Founders would not have considered Satanism a real religion.
Media conniptions notwithstanding, the Trump indictment is a boring story.
