Luigi Taparelli is credited with first using social justice in 1840 reflecting the teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas. Its meaning has morphed into today’s nonsensicality. In the seven Democrat debates ...

My rite of passage was not a grandiose event. It did not come with a celebration. There were no parties or gifts or anything of the sort. My rite of passage was watching Trayvon Martin’s killer, and ...

As I read the July 9 editorial, “Toward Global Justice,” I was surprised at how many times the editorial used the words “just” or “justice” without defining those terms in the context of international ...

Fox News legal analyst and law professor Jonathan Turley weighed in on Thursday’s Supreme Court decision to effectively ban affirmative action from college admissions by ruling race can no longer be a ...

The federal government prosecuted international terrorism cases in 2006 at the lowest rate since the attacks of September 11, 2001. More significant, the number of prosecutions classified as "domestic ...

In a recent phone conversation — a catch-up during COVID isolation — a longtime friend talked of a memory that seemed especially relevant these days. A fellow cradle Catholic, whom I met at a Catholic ...

Even in the age of hyper political correctness, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was never one to mince words. His colorful and often biting dissents will be one of the most enduring aspects of ...