Politics

The multi-trillion dollar bill is comprehensive, but faces a difficult path to becoming law

Harvard Professor joins New York Post editor in taking down liberalism

Nearby states have rapidly expanded vaccine eligibility, even as some doubt the shots’ efficacy and morality

Resisting the modern tendency to comment on every issue without rigorous forethought

The nation’s second Catholic president has been criticized by both the clergy

A review of the new President’s first month in office

Religious liberty concurrence offers first look at Justice Barrett’s jurisprudence

The Notre Dame Law School graduate and professor is only the fifth woman to ever serve on the nation’s highest legal body

The stark differences between pre-Trump and Trumpian politics were on full display

Whole Women’s Health continues their battle with state of Indiana and Right to Life Michiana