
I survived eclampsia; a woman in an anti-abortion state was not so fortunate
It struck like lightning. At not quite 34 weeks of pregnancy, I awoke just before dawn feeling desperately ill, drenched in sweat during the last

It struck like lightning. At not quite 34 weeks of pregnancy, I awoke just before dawn feeling desperately ill, drenched in sweat during the last

One of the weird things I frequently get asked when people find out I’m a constitutional attorney is: “What is your favorite amendment?” From first

The Supreme Court’s October 2025 term sees another lineup of cases that will potentially reshape our country’s legal landscape. One of those cases is Landor

A recent debate of mine was not a good example of how something of this sort should be conducted. James Kunz of Modern Day Debate

The Supreme Court term has just begun — but with a bang in the form of arguments on whether state-level bans on conversion therapy are

It’s October, which means the U.S. Supreme Court has begun its new term. And once again for those of us who care about secular government

Trans youth are the canary in the coal mine — the first to bear the weight of an ideology that wants control over families, doctors

As speculation about the fate of legal same-sex marriage continues to grow, I keep returning to a particular quote from Chief Justice John Roberts’ dissent

The Freedom From Religion Foundation was recently part of a huge gathering in Dallas for the first-ever National Religious Freedom in Public Schools Summit. The
FFRF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with over 42k members, and works as a state/church watchdog and voice for freethought (atheism, agnosticism).