Some Churchgoers Ought Not Say: ‘Amen,’ But Instead: ‘Oh NO!’
Corruption pervading religious assemblies is a despicable means for financial frauds, tax evasion, and society deviance that endangers even non-church goers.
Human Rights Lawyer Waleed Abu Al-Khair Sentenced To 15 Years in Jail
Lawyer Waleed Abu al-Khair, head of an independent human rights organization, the Saudi Arabia Monitor of Human Rights, has been facing persecution from Saudi Arabian authorities.
U.S. Constitutional Law Protects Donald Sterling’s Racist Views
Clarence Walker says Free Speech and bigotry are protected by the U.S. Constitution, that we must beware the thought police that prevent people from speaking
New Study Reveals Most Criminals Return to Prison Within Three Years
African-Americans had the highest recidivism rate (81%) within five years of release, compared with 75% for Hispanics and 73% for whites.
Corporations Forcing Consumers and Employees Into Arbitration
Arbitration can be a fair and effective dispute resolution when both parties agree to handle matters this reasonable way.
