OPINION November 3, 2019 Yang and Qiu: Discrimination is wrong – Asian-Americans fight affirmative action, support equal opportunity A measure on the Washington state ballot, disguised as pro-diversity, actually threatens to undermine equal opportunity, especially for Asian-American immigrants. It must be defeated.
OPINION May 21, 2018 Smug Seattle to mom and pop landlords: Criminals are welcome! Your rights not so much Each of these laws by itself curtails landlords’ rights to their own property and raises serious safety and financial risks.
REGULATION January 30, 2018 Despite promises to cut back, fed and state governments press asset forfeitures Alabama car dealer Jamey Vibbert had a bustling business. A Crimson Tide fan and hometown hero, Vibbert was a three-time Rotary Club “Ambassador of the Year” winner, an entrepreneur and in the eyes of the law - a criminal.
National Security December 8, 2017 Head of House intelligence panel finds evidence of abuse in US government surveillance House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., told Fox News on Friday that his investigators have already uncovered evidence of "abuse" in the U.S. government's surveillance practices.
US September 27, 2017 Detroit judge praised for halting deportation of Iraqi Christians, but ICE issues warning A federal judge in Detroit, who this week halted the deportations of some 1,400 Iraqi nationals to allow more time for individual cases to be reviewed by the court system, is being hailed as something of a hero among the Iraqi community in America.
Individual Rights September 26, 2017 Coast Guard commandant signals he will resist Trump's military transgender ban The commandant of the Coast Guard said Tuesday he will not "break faith" with transgender members following President Trump's tweets about a total ban on their service in the military.
Individual Rights September 26, 2017 Do transgender rights trump women's rights? The Left needs to decide Does this new idea of no binary definition of gender displace and demean the hard fought and won accomplishments of women? I think yes.
Law September 26, 2017 Time for affirmative action to be based on income, not race Affirmative action is now another upper-middle class benefit, albeit one reserved for non-Asian minorities.
Individual Rights September 25, 2017 NRA videos warn elites 'we're coming for you' The National Rifle Association has drawn fire in recent months for a series of videos criticizing prominent liberal forces and the mainstream media, with some warning that the group is resorting to language that could incite violence.
Federal Courts September 25, 2017 Sarah Palin lawsuit against New York Times thrown out A federal judge on Tuesday tossed out a defamation lawsuit by Sarah Palin against The New York Times, saying the former Alaska governor failed to show the newspaper knew it was publishing false statements in an editorial before quickly correcting them.
Supreme Court September 19, 2017 Cake artist at center of religious freedom case files opening brief at Supreme Court Lawyers for a Colorado baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple on religious grounds fired the first shot in the latest high-profile "religious liberty" case to come before the Supreme Court.
