The UN Human Rights Council Reaches a New Height of Absurdity
Blacklisting companies that do business in the West Bank.
December 5, 2017
Why the First Amendment Protects the Right Not to Bake a Cake
Very different from folding chairs.
Today the Supreme Court will hear the case of Jack Philips, the Colorado baker who declined to provide a cake for a gay couple’s wedding reception. While some have argued that, even if the state of Colorado overreached by charging Philips with unlawful discrimination, baking a cake is not considered speech for First Amendment purposes, Robert P. George and Sherif Gergis disagree:
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Israel, America, and Never-Ending War
Lessons of the Punic Wars.
Why the First Amendment Protects the Right Not to Bake a Cake
Very different from folding chairs.
Netanyahu’s Opponents Are Undermined by Their Own Vanity
If he’s as bad as they say, why can’t they organize to defeat him?
Why a Strong Sense of Religious Community Complements Belief in Limited Government
John Rawls vs. religion.