When the government plays god: The slippery slope from abortions to executions
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The government wants to play god. It wants the power to decide who lives or dies and whose rights are worthy of protection.
Search Results for Supreme Court
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Rob Okun: Men’s voices urgently needed to defend reproductive rights
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The stakes are too high to simply declare that abortion is a “women’s issue.”
The illusion of freedom: We’re only as free as the government allows
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For years now, the government has been playing a cat-and-mouse game with the American people, letting us enjoy just enough freedom to think we are free but not enough to actually allow us to live as a free people.
Jackboots policing: No-knock raids rip a hole in the Fourth Amendment
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Nationwide, SWAT teams routinely invade homes, break down doors, kill family pets (they always shoot the dogs first), damage furnishings, terrorize families, and wound or kill those unlucky enough to be present during a raid.
‘We the People’ are the new, permanent underclass in America
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We’ve been sold a bill of goods by politicians promising to pay down the national debt, jumpstart the economy, rebuild our infrastructure, secure our borders, ensure our security, and make us all healthy, wealthy and happy.
UVA, Monticello announce recipients of 2022 Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medals
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The University of Virginia and the Thomas Jefferson Foundation at Monticello will present their highest honors, the 2022 Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medals in Architecture, Citizen Leadership, and Law, on April 13.
Andrew Moss: The deep connections between democracy and nonviolence
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In recent weeks, leaders and commentators here and abroad have rightly framed Russia’s brutal aggression against Ukraine as a struggle between autocracy and democracy.
All in favor: Virginia advances as the STR East Coast market leader
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By the end of Q3 2021, short-term rental (STR) owners in Virginia Beach (VB) received the green light from city council members to operate in the Oceanfront Resort zoning district.
One person, one vote under threat in Waynesboro
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Waynesboro City Council appears set to move forward next week with changes to the city’s voting map that would by extension preserve the anomaly of having one of the five seats filled at-large.
The state of our nation: Things are getting worse, not better
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Americans remain oblivious to the many governmental abuses that are still wreaking havoc on our freedoms.
