Fourteenth Amendment

U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Georgia Amy Totenberg admitted in a late Monday ruling that there are “substantial concerns” about Georgia’s voting system but refused to address them, instead dismissing a years-long case…

January is known as Divorce Month, when the highest number of U.S. divorce filings occur. I find it ironic that Divorce Month is followed by Valentine’s Day, although with the high rate of second and third marriages and their…

The statues of Lady Justice that stand outside courthouses across the country show her blindfolded for a reason: They represent the fundamental commitment of our justice system to fair, impartial judges. That concept is not only an…

As a new school year kicks into gear, a Biden-appointed federal judge is using the legal equivalent of grade inflation to prop up the misguided efforts of a local school board to indoctrinate students with gender ideology. On Aug. 24, the…

Parents of children enrolled at a parochial school in Centre County, Pennsylvania, along with the Religious Rights Foundation of Pennsylvania, a religious liberty nonprofit, filed a federal lawsuit against their local school district on…

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down a restrictive gun-licensing law in New York which required individuals who wanted to obtain a license to carry a firearm outside of the home to prove “proper cause” for doing so. In a 6 to 3 vote…