A university is clearly functioning sub-optimally when its departments operate with scant regard to any obligation to contribute to the goo...

As the Northern climes warm, our species may soon be vulnerable to ancient—even beyond ancient— bacteria and viruses. We are familiar with ...

Citing religious liberty, President Trump signed an executive order on May 4, 2017, the National Day of Prayer, “directing the Internal Re...

In an interview in 2017, U.S. President Donald Trump said he wondered why the issues leading to the U.S. Civil War “could not have been wor...

Corporate governance is supposed to hold management accountable. Slack in the mechanism enables not only a lack of managerial competence or...

Why have atrocities been associated with religion—even having been committed under religious auspices? Four Crusades were fought, for examp...

With Emmanuel Macron finishing first on the first-round of voting for the head of state in the E.U. state of France, the media declared ...

In mid-April, 2017, Alabama’s Senate approved a bill that would authorize Briarwood Presbyterian Church to create a police department. At t...

The European Court of Human Rights issued a ruling on April 6, 2017 “in favor of three transgender people in France who had been barred fro...

The passenger, a physician, was the victim of a disruptive and belligerent company manager and his henchmen. (Source: CNN) The e...

The strategic use of regulatory reform is no stranger to businesses—especially to the strongest both financially and, relatedly, politicall...

In the wake of the chemical-weapons attack in Syria on March 4, 2017, Russia blocked a condemnation and investigation into the source by ve...

In interpreting a constitution, justice is best carried out when the justices are non-partisan rather than politically ideological. To be s...

In religious affairs, we don’t typically notice the sheer declarativeness in the assertions of belief. In passing, we don’t isolate the und...

Fundamentally, a court differs from a legislature, so it would be strange were a state’s supreme court to take it upon itself to act as the...