by William C. Duncan and Peter Klemis | Oct 7, 2026
The principles of prayer in public meetings Written by William C. Duncan Each day of official meetings, the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate begin with a public prayer. This tradition goes back to the very beginning of their work. In fact, before that. The...
by William C. Duncan | Sep 30, 2026
Judges’ allegiance is to the law, not personalities or causes Written by William C. Duncan How do we know if a government official is doing a good job? If the economy is struggling, does that tell us the president has done a bad job? If the legislature does not...
by William C. Duncan | Sep 23, 2026
Massachusetts case raises concerns about government cutting parents out of children’s decisions Written by The U.S. Department of Education has announced it would investigate claims a Massachusetts school facilitated a child’s gender transition without notifying...
by William C. Duncan | Sep 16, 2026
Keeping the government in its lane to protect religious freedom Written by William C. Duncan Many of the great religious freedom cases follow a familiar pattern: an individual who, for reasons of faith, is unwilling to do something the government asks or who has a...
by William C. Duncan | Sep 9, 2026
Utah religious freedom ranking points to better protection for conscience Written by William C. Duncan A 2026 report ranks all 50 states based on religious freedom protections, and Utah is just shy of being in the top ten. According to the Religious Liberty in the...
