ACLU on Townhall

• Picture This! Tue Nov 1
  Cal Thomas
  U.S. District Court Judge Catherine Eagles last Tuesday granted a request for a preliminary injunction that temporarily blocks a provision in North Carolina's new abortion-restriction law that would require women seeking an abortion to view an ultrasound image of their womb within four hours of the procedure. ... more
• Gov. Christie's Bully Pulpit Mon Oct 24
  Janet M. LaRue
  Who can say “gay” isn’t okay in New Jersey? Judging by Gov. Chris Christie’s actions, teachers can't. ... more
• More schools take action to stem anti-gay bullying Sat Oct 22
  AP News
• Mo. repeals teacher-student Internet restrictions Fri Oct 21
  AP News
• ACLU in NY accuses FBI of racial profiling Thu Oct 20
  AP News
• U.S. rights watchdog accuses FBI of racial profiling Thu Oct 20
  Reuters News
• 9th Circuit won't rehear Calif. park cross case Mon Oct 17
  AP News
• Severe stutter mars Jamaican's asylum case in US Sun Oct 16
  AP News
• Court blocks Ala. from checking student status Sat Oct 15
  AP News
• Sheriff's alternative ways tested by abuse claims Thu Oct 13
  AP News
• Religion News in Brief Wed Oct 12
  AP News
• Groups sue to halt South Carolina's new immigration law Wed Oct 12
  Reuters News
• Sheriff's alternative ways tested by abuse claims Wed Oct 12
  AP News
• Victory and Its Discontents, Or: Law, War and Nonsense Tue Oct 11
  Paul Greenberg
  We live in strange times. Aren't they all? But much like Tolstoy's unhappy families, each strange time is strange in its own peculiar way. And most peculiar, at least this week, may be the little legal brouhaha that some of our fellow Americans -- learned citizens all, maybe too learned -- are trying to raise in the midst of the general acclaim for the latest accomplishment of the armed forces of the United States. ... more
• Onward, Christian Soldiers Tue Oct 11
  Matt Barber
  Liberals are nervous. They should be. As the 2012 election grows closer a soft rumble builds throughout thousands of Evangelical Christian churches across America. ... more
• NY judge won't find CIA in contempt over tapes Wed Oct 5
  AP News
• Obama's Terrorist Dilemma Wed Oct 5
  Jonah Goldberg
  I agree with the Obama administration's decision to kill the American-born al-Qaeda recruiter Anwar al-Awlaki. What I can't fathom is why the administration agrees with me. ... more
• HPV Vaccines: Should Children Have the Final Say? Wed Oct 5
  Rebecca Hagelin
  Democratic Governor Jerry Brown has a ticking time bomb on his desk: he must sign a recently passed bill by October 9th in order for it to become law. His signature, however, would set an explosive precedent: the bill allows children (even 12 year olds) to give valid consent--without their parent’s knowledge or permission--to receive vaccines that aim to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. ... more
• The ACLU – A Change of Heart or Cowardice Sun Oct 2
  Michael Youssef
  The ANC [American News Commentary] reported in its September 21, 2011 issue that the ACLU is defending the right of Muslims to exercise prayer in public schools in San Diego… Really? ... more
• Killing Americans: On uncharted ground in attack Fri Sep 30
  AP News
• Killing of American in Yemen raises new legal questions Fri Sep 30
  Reuters News
• Request for broader federal Los Angeles jail probe Thu Sep 29
  AP News
• Document shows how phone cos. treat private data Thu Sep 29
  AP News
• Judge refuses to block Kan. abortion insurance law Thu Sep 29
  AP News
• Groups sue to block North Carolina abortion law Thu Sep 29
  Reuters News
• Federal judge refuses to block Kansas abortion insurance law Thu Sep 29
  Reuters News

• ← Previous
• Next →