Hizballah Is Preparing Terror Attacks on U.S. Targets
The trial of Ali Kourani.
June 18, 2019
The Supreme Court Can End the Persecution of Religiously Traditional Small-Business Owners. But Will It?
Ending state civil-rights commissions would be a good start.
In a case nearly identical to that of the Colorado baker Jack Phillips, Oregon’s Board of Labor and Industries imposed a $135,000 fine on the proprietors of a bakery for declining to provide a cake for a lesbian wedding. Yesterday, the Supreme Court temporarily spared the bakery owners the fine—which threatened to put them out of business—and sent the case back to the lower courts that had initially upheld it. David Harsanyi hopes that in the future in the Supreme Court will take a less ambiguous stance on such cases:
June 18, 2019
A New Entente in the Eastern Mediterranean Offers a Counterweight to an Aggressive Turkey and an Officious Europe
Beyond fighting fires and exporting natural gas.
In Condemning Anti-Semitism, the Senate Succeeds Where the House Failed
Ted Cruz understands what makes this hatred different from others.
The Supreme Court Can End the Persecution of Religiously Traditional Small-Business Owners. But Will It?
Ending state civil-rights commissions would be a good start.
Remembering the Great Preserver of Traditional Jewish Music, Velvel Pasternak
Ḥasidic songs, and much else, will be known to the world thanks to his work.