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Justice Kennedy’s “Demeaning” DOMA Ruling
There are several sections of Justice Anthony Kennedy’s reasoning that I regard as unusually problematic.
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The International Criminal Court Has Dismissed SNAP’s Last Gasp
SNAP’s 2011 petition charged the Holy See with “crimes against humanity,” but the International Criminal Court unmasked SNAP’s true agenda…
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Fisher v. University of Texas: The Court Misses an Opportunity
What did the court do? What should it have done?
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U.S. v. Windsor and the Future of Religious Liberty
As we are all aware by now, on June 26 the Supreme Court of the United States issued opinions in…
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A Season for Treason
An America that goes post-national has made the argument for its own non-existence.
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Egypt – Murder by the Cathedral
A representative of international Catholic pastoral charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) has given a first-hand account of…
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Profiles In Courage: A Champion of Death and Her Catholic Supporter
The Texas baby blood war played out in Austin and in the national media last week. The abortion industry marshaled…
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The Real Racism Question of the Day
The current question of racism is a red herring. It’s easier to focus on a single word uttered by a…