In his philosophical dialogue Kuzari, the poet Rabbi Yehuda HaLevi portrayed an imagined series of talks between a Khazar king…
This week’s episode of The Spectacle podcast adds S.A. McCarthy, a contributor to The American Spectator and the Washington Stand,…
For so many decades, extending more than half a century, the United States Supreme Court inspired and led America’s moral…
Employees seeking religious accommodation in the workplace won a big victory Thursday as the Supreme Court sided with a former…
What’s the good of having a Catholic president if all he does is persecute Catholics? In recent months, the government…
Do religious groups on public campuses have the right to choose leaders who adhere to their beliefs and behavioral tenets?…
In January 2019, Gerald Groff resigned from his mail carrier position at the Holtwood Post Office in the small rural community…
The “ministerial exception” is under attack again. And this time on two fronts. The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for…
When Americans think of religious persecution, they typically think of communist and Islamist regimes — China and Saudi Arabia, for…
