North Dakota’s anti-abortion legislation should be a model for other states

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December 01, 2025

North Dakota’s anti-abortion legislation should be a model for other states

The North Dakota Supreme Court reinstated the state’s expansive abortion ban last month. The law only allows abortion up to six weeks in cases of rape or incest and when the life of the mother is in danger. Unlike proposed pro-life legislation in other states, the North Dakota law places the punishment for abortion where it belongs. […]

Florida’s courts shouldn’t be a battleground for political gamesmanship

Florida has never shied away from political controversy, but the land transfer dispute for the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library has become a rare moment where the White House and a dangerous escalation are intersecting in the national spotlight — one in which Florida’s judicial system is being dragged into a manufactured culture war. Simply put, the temporary […]

The Supreme Court should rule in favor of religious freedom, and not just for my sake

I’m grateful to live in a country founded on a Constitution that protects the fundamental freedoms of conscience and expression for all Americans. I admit, though, that until recently, I had never fully realized how important access to federal court is to retaining these freedoms. I’m a Christian and a man of deep faith. The […]

Socialism is popular, but government is still the problem

New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani‘s winning message was affordability: that the necessities of life are increasingly out of reach for most people and that government is the answer. “There is no problem too big for government to solve,” he boldly declared on election night. He was right about the problem but dead wrong about the solution. […]

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