What Americans get wrong about the “hate speech” debate Written by William C. Duncan Charlie Kirk’s murder has raised important questions about free speech, a principle he championed. The constitution provides robust protection to free speech, even deeply offensive...
Congress must curtail the secret lawmaking of the administrative state Written by William C. Duncan Originally published in the Washington Examiner. Rule of law is impossible if federal administrative agencies are making secret, informal laws with little to no...
Previewing new Religious Freedom Cases at SCOTUS Written by William C. Duncan The U.S. Supreme Court will be deciding two religious freedom cases this coming term which will clarify how people of faith and religious institutions can seek court assistance when their...
Why religion strengthens families – and why policy should protect it Written by William C. Duncan Religion is the family’s strongest ally. Religious practice is associated with dedication to marriage and parenting, promoting a happy and successful family life....
Religious Contributions to the Family: Social Benefits of Religion, Volume 5 Written by The previous publications of this series have examined links between religion and social services, human rights, education, and mental health. Each has focused on thesocial...
