Iowa will face lawsuit if it acts on immigration law, DOJ warns
The Department of Justice (DOJ) warned Iowa on Friday that the state will face a lawsuit if it implements an immigration law that forbids people from being in the state…
Last Week In Lawfare Land: ‘Vindictive Prosecution’
Here’s the latest information you need to know about each prosecution Democrats are waging against the Republican presidential candidate.
South Carolina Women’s Basketball Coach Says Trans Athletes ‘Should Be Able to Play’
Last month, a group of female athletes sued the NCAA for allowing male intrusion into their sex-specific sports and private spaces.
Israeli Military Withdraws Most Troops from Southern Gaza
The news comes amid reports that President Joe Biden urged Egypt and Qatar to pressure Hamas into agreeing to a hostage deal with Israel.
How Pro-Lifers Can Win the Florida Contest
It’s not too much of a stretch to say that the political future of this movement will be at stake.
On Buckley, PBS Gives Us a Man in Part, Not in Full
There are errors of omission, and of commission, in its depiction of WFB.
How to Feast Well after Fasting
It wouldn’t be Easter without ample loaves of bread and plentiful dessert.
Discrimination and Identity Politics Have No Place in Medical Education
Viewing patients not as individuals but as members of a group is hazardous not only to individuals’ health but also to society’s health.
The Implausibility of Trump’s Presidential Records Act Defense
Trump has never actually represented that he, in fact, designated the classified documents at issue as personal.