by Adam Freedman Can a judge sentence you to church? An Oklahoma judge’s decision to require a youthful offender to attend church has provoked near-universal criticism as an unconstitutional breach of religious freedom. But the conventional wisdom is wrong: the judge’s sentence does not violate the Constitution. Shortly before Thanksgiving, […]
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by Timothy Allen This is not your father’s America. By ‘father’, I don’t mean that man who contributed 50% of your genetic makeup. I’m talking about the Founding Fathers – those men who, in the eighteenth century had separate but united visions for what a country should and could be. This […]
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