How The Supreme Court’s Trinity Lutheran Decision Could Affect Anti-Religious Laws
Will a dispute over tire scraps wind up scrapping anti-Catholic laws in 37 states?
The Police Video Of Philando Castile’s Death Confirms He Didn’t Have To Die
Merely stating that one has a weapon in the absence of any real indicator of danger is not a crime in a country that guarantees its citizens the right to bear arms.
The FBI’s Briefing On The GOP Baseball Shooting Couldn’t Have Been More Bizarre
The FBI tried to claim that the shooting at the baseball field was spontaneous and had no target, despite all evidence to the contrary.
Supreme Court Refuses To Let Government Determine What Trademarks Are ‘Offensive’
In a unanimous ruling Tuesday that splintered on its reasoning, the high court correctly held that the “disparagement clause” of federal trademark law violated the Constitution.
Supreme Court Strikes Law Banning Sex Offenders From Much Of The Internet
The temptation to remove fundamental liberties from an unpopular minority is exactly why the Constitution protects such liberties from the legislature’s whim.
Police: No Evidence Killing Of Virginian Girl Was ‘Hate Crime’
Police have recovered the body of what they believe to be a 17-year-old Virginian girl who went missing on June 18. She was abducted following an argument.
The Acquittal Verdict In The Philando Castile Case Is An Abomination
There was no good reason for Jeronimo Yanez to have opened fire upon Philando Castile. He had no indication that there was any reason to do so.
Here’s What We Know About The Congressional Baseball Shooting So Far
A single gunman opened fire on the GOP congressional baseball practice in Alexandria, Va. this morning. Here’s what we know.
Shooting At GOP Congressional Baseball Practice Leaves Five Wounded, Including Congressman
A gunman opened fire at a baseball field in Alexandria, Va. Wednesday morning where members of Congress were practicing for Read Full Article >
Lawsuit Against Trump’s Businesses Attempts Impeachment By Other Means
While it would have been better for President Trump to have divested control of his businesses before taking office, not doing so does not necessarily violate the Constitution.
Ignorant About The First Amendment? Miss Liberty Answers Your Questions Right Here
Miss Liberty helps readers solve everyday dilemmas using the principles of liberty enshrined in the U.S. Constitution, with a little dose of common sense.
James Comey Has A Long History Of Questionable Obstruction Cases
From Martha Stewart to Frank Quattrone to Steven Hatfill, former FBI director James Comey has left a long trail of highly questionable obstruction of justice cases that he used to make a name for himself.
Did James Comey’s Document Leaks Violate The FBI Employment Agreement?
Former FBI director James Comey’s decision to leak FBI documents to a friend may have violated the FBI’s employment agreement regarding unauthorized leaks.
DOJ: Comey Provided False Testimony About Jeff Sessions’ Recusal From Russia Investigations
The Department of Justice on Thursday accused former FBI director James Comey of providing false testimony under oath to the U.S. Senate.
President Trump’s Lower-Court Nominees Are As Good As His SCOTUS Pick
This week, in an echo of the 21 contenders for the Supreme Court rolled out during the campaign, 11 would-be black-robers join last month’s stellar list of 10 lower-court nominees.
Your Arguments Against The Death Penalty Are Junk
Some people deserve to die for brutally and intentionally murdering innocents. If that’s right, then justice requires capital punishment.
Courts Distort Title IX To Entitle Transgenders At Everyone Else’s Expense
Transgender activists are not pushing for equality but entitlement. While their distress matters, other people’s distress due to their demands does not.
12 Ways The Southern Poverty Law Center Is A Scam To Profit From Hate-Mongering
The Southern Poverty Law Center’s ‘Hate List’ has all the authority of a mean girl’s burn book. Yet it is dangerously provocative.
Sentencing Reform Would Give Many Americans Second Chances They Desperately Need
America needs criminal justice reform, particularly to reduce the obstacles facing those reentering society. People who have served their time deserve a second chance in life.
Tizzy Over Whitney’s Lynching Portrait Reveals Left’s Descent Into Feelings-Driven Politics
A recent controversy over cultural insensitivity at the Whitney Museum in New York betrays the Left’s basic incapacity to process conflict and confusion over the rule of law.
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