Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas, who this weekend will mark 30 years on the Court, has little patience for precedent veneration. No idol of lawyerly adoration is safe in his chambers. He once called upon his
The director of the Berkeley Atmospheric Sciences Center is stepping down from his leadership post in an apparent protest against cancel culture in higher education and the academy’s growing intolerance of viewpoint diversity.
….A group of Los Angeles Police Department employees filed a federal lawsuit Sept. 11 against the City of Los Angeles, saying a city ordinance that makes a Covid vaccine a condition of city employment violates the Fourth and Fourteenth amendments
After Washington state announced a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for school employees, the Bishop of Spokane said that conscience rights should be respected, but that priests shouldn’t sign documents regarding the conscience of another.
A Chicago police chaplain says he is “mortified” that he mistakenly gave Holy Communion to Mayor Lori Lightfoot, a non-Catholic Christian in a same-sex marriage, during Thursday’s funeral Mass for fallen city police officer Ella French.
The California legislature is set to return to the state Capitol from summer recess next Monday to make final decisions on 17 bills threatening the unborn, parental rights, freedom of speech and religion, and encourage racism, drug abuse, sex
Sample ballots for the September 14th recall election will soon be arriving in your mailbox. Your actual Vote-By-Mail official ballot will arrive by mid-August.
Governor Newsom is so extremely pro-abortion that he has:
Two wheelbarrows full — that’s how much soil a composted human body creates. In California, it could soon be legal for people to be transformed into soil after death.
Only three after-death options are available now in
Californians who say they expect to vote in the September recall election are almost evenly divided over whether to remove Gov. Gavin Newsom from office, evidence of how pivotal voter turnout will be in deciding the governor’s political fate, according
