William C. Duncan
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Context for Supreme Court’s upcoming religious freedom decision
Mahmoud v. Taylor, a case on parental rights and religious freedom in schools, could shape the future of education policy.
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Judges must stick to the Constitution. Will Utah’s next justice agree?
As Utah prepares to confirm a new Supreme Court justice, the real question is whether the nominee will stay true to the Constitution or follow activist trends.
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Another unanimous win for religious freedom at the Supreme Court
The Court’s support for religious freedom is a bright spot in our current political climate.
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App store regulations are necessary, constitutional, and popular
In the absence of age verification requirements, there are no limitations on what apps children or youth can download. This raises at least two significant concerns.
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Ruling against school choice: A legal misread in Utah
A Utah court recently blocked school choice aid by ignoring clear legal text in favor of vague intent claims.
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Congress should follow Utah’s lead on protecting kids online with app store law
A new bill to regulate app stores has been introduced in Congress.
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Religious Contributions to Mental Health: Social Benefits of Religion, Volume 4
The benefits of religion related to improved mental health do not accrue only to people of faith who directly experience them.
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How faith bolsters mental health
Religion is not only valuable for protecting believers but has significant benefits for all members of the community.
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Forced to facilitate abortion? A church challenges Washington’s health coverage law
A church in Washington is challenging a state law that requires it to provide abortion coverage in employee health care plans.
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Parents and religious freedom
Mahmoud v. Taylor is one of the most significant cases of the U.S. Supreme Court’s current term.