The revisions to the San Antonio, Texas, anti-discrimination ordinance, adopted by the City Council last week to broadly prohibit discrimination on the bases of sexual…
Ron Fournier’s article in yesterday’s The Atlantic online, “The Outsiders: How Can Millennials Change Washington If They Hate It?” is well worth a careful read.
Last week, the US Supreme Court heard oral arguments in high-profile same-sex marriage cases. Press reports and commentary were full of talk about standing, federalism,…
Although it is common to talk about faith-based organizations as a generic term, in fact the organizations are very diverse, not only in the kinds…
Republican Senator Rob Portman (Ohio) announced two weeks ago that he had reconsidered his views about marriage redefinition and now supports same-sex marriage. Predictably, his…
The two trends continue to go together: states enact marriage redefinition laws and those laws fall short of providing more than minimal protection for the…
The following is from comments delivered by University of Virginia Law School professor Douglas Laycock at the private dinner following the official launch of the…
Tax reform is about more than taxes
Congress has returned from its Labor Day break and Syria is at the center of attention. But October 1 is the deadline for a new…