by William C. Duncan | Jan 22, 2026
The constitutional case for Utah Fits All Written by The Utah Education Association is challenging a state program that allows families in need to receive scholarships so their children can access educational resources outside the public school system. There is...
by William C. Duncan | Jan 7, 2026
A New Year’s resolution worth keeping: Restoring the balance between states and Washington Written by William C. Duncan Federal promises are outpacing federal dollars, pushing costs onto states. “Guidance” from federal agencies often functions like unfunded mandates....
by William C. Duncan | Dec 17, 2025
Religious liberty doesn’t end at the college classroom door Written by William C. Duncan A recent story of a student being penalized for expressing religious beliefs as part of a college assignment raises a related concern about students being required to fulfill...
by William C. Duncan | Dec 15, 2025
St. Mary v. Roy Written by Through targeted regulations on religious schools, Colorado not only burdens the free exercise of petitioners. The majority of private schools in the State are religious and those who choose to operate consistent with the teachings of their...
by William C. Duncan | Dec 10, 2025
Why the Supreme Court should rein in lawfare against nonprofits Written by William C. Duncan “Lawfare” is a term for using legal proceedings to harm a political opponent. The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in a case that highlights this trend. The...
