On Monday, April 22, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson. The question before the justices is: did the Ninth Circuit correctly hold that the Eighth Amendment prevents cities from enforcing civil or criminal restrictions on the homeless sleeping or camping on public property? Underlying the specific legal question in the case is a …
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I thought our marriage was great except for one intimate thing. I was all wrong. Here's how we fixed it
For 31 years of being married, my wife and I never talked about sex. For the first time, we both thought our marriage was finally solid. After years of secrets and affairs and bringing our own traumas into our marriage, we went to a marriage conference, for once, not because our relationship was barely hanging on by a thread, but …
Read More »The one word most mothers ignore that leads to all kinds of trouble
In a world that constantly bombards mothers with rigid standards and its expectations, it’s time to champion the power of acceptance. As mothers, we often find ourselves grappling with insecurities and regrets, burdened by the weight of self-doubt. But what if, instead of striving for unattainable perfection, we chose to embrace acceptance? Acceptance of ourselves, our flaws, and our journey …
Read More »Our heroes need our help. Four signs a first responder may be struggling
As a former law enforcement officer for almost 20 years and U.S. Air Force veteran, my life mission has shifted toward answering the call when fellow warriors show signs that they may need help rebuilding their lives. To raise awareness of how we can all help our nation’s heroes, here are four signs I’ve found that show a first responder …
Read More »How humanity triumphed over an actual lottery of death during the Civil War
In the fall of 1864, both Union and Confederate forces in the Shenandoah Valley found themselves trapped in a cycle of violence and retribution deaths. The Civil War is filled with nuance, tragedy and unexpected sacrifice and triumphs of the human spirit. Two such events helped end this no-win bloody cycle. In the middle of October 1864, a Union soldier …
Read More »I was banned from my YMCA because I dared say men don’t belong in the women’s locker room
I live in the small town of Port Townsend, Washington. We have a community pool, built in the 1960s. There are two dressing areas, one for men and one for women, both with curtained gang showers. Stick figure logos direct men to one side, women to the other. I’ve been swimming there for 40 years, meeting friends, exercising and practicing …
Read More »Marjorie Taylor Greene is an idiot, the Ukraine war is lost, and more from Fox News Opinion
HANNITY – Fox News host says he cannot name any accomplishments from the president over the past four years. Continue watching… HUGH HEWITT – Now or never time for Israel? Continue reading… GOD AND COUNTRY – As someone who grew up in Soviet Russia, don’t let America turn into a Godless nation. Continue reading… GUTFELD – Dems hate Trump so …
Read More »I spent 20 years in prison for one mistake. I know the system is broken even when you get out
Federal supervision policies are supposed to help people successfully return to their communities from prison. Unfortunately, in many cases, they erect barriers to successful reintegration. The bipartisan Safer Supervision Act would break down those barriers, reduce recidivism and improve public safety. I’ve experienced the barriers created by onerous federal supervision policies firsthand. In 2019, President Donald Trump personally invited me …
Read More »USC should let its valedictorian speak or be honest about why it isn't
Reasonable people can disagree about whether Asna Tabassum, who has expressed the view that the state of Israel should be destroyed, ought to be the University of Southern California’s duly appointed commencement speaker. There are prominent conservative voices such as Mary Katharine Ham, David Harsanyi, and Guy Benson, firm supporters of the Jewish state of Israel all, who say let …
Read More »Iran left Israel with no choice on what it will do next
On the evening of April 17, following his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron confirmed in an interview with the BBC that “It is clear that the Israelis are making a decision to act.”After four days of tense deliberations within the Israeli cabinet since the April 13 direct attack by the Islamic regime of …
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