'Wealth tax' would rob innovation, says analyst
Anyone who's paid any attention to this election season has likely heard a candidate or two throw out the idea of a wealth tax. But what is that exactly?
An internal probe found that more than three dozen current and former State Department officials violated government email rules while using former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s unsecured, private email server – all of whom could receive disciplinary action for nearly 100 acts of indiscretion.
A Christian educator and pundit in Canada is skeptical that the Canadian justice system will hold an Islamic terrorist accountable for a rampage two years ago in Edmonton.
The U.S. Supreme Court is being asked to take up the highly publicized case of Barronelle Stutzman, a Christian florist who declined to participate in a same-sex "wedding."
The head of an immigration reform think tank says a case to be heard by the Supreme Court could go a long way for states to hold immigrants accountable for identity fraud.
The U.S. Supreme Court has decided not to review the case of a high school student in Maryland who, despite threats of receiving a failing grade, refused to deny her faith by making a written profession of the Muslim conversion prayer.
The trial is continuing this week in Dallas, Texas, over the chemical castration and sex change of a seven-year-old boy – a controversial procedure argued as beneficial by LGBTQ activists.
A religious liberty law firm is joining the fight to keep Christ in Christmas, including in the public square.
A law firm is vowing justice for a former Oklahoma police officer who was fired for online comments written years before he was hired.
Anyone who's paid any attention to this election season has likely heard a candidate or two throw out the idea of a wealth tax. But what is that exactly?
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