When Jack Phillips opened Masterpiece Cakeshop in 1993, he never envisioned that he would become a household name defending religious freedom against an increasingly expansive vision of LGBT rights.

On Monday, a U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that The University of Iowa can be directly held responsible for ousting a Christian student group off the campus because of its faith.

Registering to vote is an intrinsically public action; one has to do it through the government. Buying a gun – or any product, for that matter – is not.

Freshman Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) on Tuesday made the argument that voting in the United States of America is more difficult than obtaining a rifle. Padilla’s words, however, are riddled with errors and based on rhetoric, not facts.

It is time we exercised the power of the Tenth Amendment and reminded the Biden administration of such, from a constitutional perspective.

At the one-year anniversary of COVID-19’s arrival from China to the U.S., one thing is certain – the threat of government infringement on religious liberty under the guise of public health is here to stay.

H.R. 1, the deceptively entitled “For the People Act,” has arrived in the U.S. Senate after a party-line vote in the House of Representatives. It is without doubt the most dangerous and irresponsible election bill I have ever seen.

Monday was a bad day in court for universities and other serial violators of the First Amendment.

It is possible to believe the 2020 presidential election was fair and legitimate and also understand that tighter voting requirements are necessary to preserve the integrity of our elections if mail-in voting is to be the norm moving forward. Unsurprisingly, Democrats disagree.

English essayist Samuel Johnson wrote, “When a man knows he is to be hanged in a fortnight, it concentrates his mind wonderfully.”