At last! A federal court has held that children who believe in God have the same rights in a public school classroom as atheists. All children now have the right to attend a public school without having somebody else’s religion crammed down their … [Read more...] about THE ALABAMA TEXTBOOK DECISION

Constitutionally speaking, it is impossible for a ratified treaty to be amended or changed unless it goes through the original prescribed process: signed by the President and then ratified by a vote of two-thirds of the Senators. But the New York … [Read more...] about LET’S BE HONEST ABOUT THE ABM TREATY

The Tower Report on the Iran affair shows the wide gap between illusion and reality in the way the media present the news to the American people. The long-awaited report was heralded as a momentous event, but it was a dud, just 300 pages of words … [Read more...] about The Tower Report

While de facto discrimination against various groups still exists in practice, in some areas and against some minorities, de jure discrimination (specified in the law) has been pretty much eliminated. When challenged, legal discrimination on the … [Read more...] about DISCRIMINATION AGAINST HOMEMAKERS

Can you believe? Some people want to celebrate the Bicentennial of the United States Constitution by plunging us into the chaos and controversy of a new federal Constitutional Convention that could rewrite our nation’s most precious document! As one … [Read more...] about A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION IN THE BICENTENNIAL YEAR?

Since the television networks are suffering a decline in their viewing market as Americans increasingly choose other entertainment alternatives (such as home videos and cable), the advertising designed to induce people to stay tuned to the networks … [Read more...] about LESSONS FROM AMERIKA

The Civil Rights Restoration Bill (informally known as the Grove City bill) is an issue that shows how the feminists seek a hidden agenda behind their lofty rhetoric. Maneuvering about this bill also explains why the feminists are so intransigent on … [Read more...] about CIVIL RIGHTS RESTORATION BILL

It's a funny thing, when the subject of pornography comes up, it generally seems to be discussed within the framework of two competing rights: the right of the seller and the right of the buyer. That’s like discussing drunk driving only in terms of … [Read more...] about PORNOGRAPHY’S VICTIMS

The proposed Parental Leave bill doesn’t have anything to do with maternity or with the disability connected with childbirth. We already have a Pregnancy Anti-Discrimination Law. Two-thirds of U.S. companies grant maternity leave and, in most … [Read more...] about PARENTAL vs. MATERNITY LEAVE

We had a mouse in our house this week. The women screamed, and the men disposed of the mouse. Despite 15 years of women’s lib teaching us that men and women are really the same, it seems that there are persistent differences, and one of them reveals … [Read more...] about YES, VIRGINIA, THERE IS A DIFFERENCE