Can Court Clerks Decline to Do Gay Marriages? How It's Playing Out in the States

July 14, 2015
Can Court Clerks Decline to Do Gay Marriages? How It's Playing Out in the States News: In some cases, clerks and other court employees have resigned rather than issue licenses for same-sex nuptials. In others, LGBT rights groups and their supporters are demanding that employees with objections quit or be fired or impeached. Read More
What's Wrong With the Latest Greek Bailout Deal Commentary: Will Greece ever stop making the same mistakes? The latest deal includes tax hikes, but not the reforms necessary to jumpstart the Greek economy. Read More
Police Officer Pockets $6,000 From Property Owners News: A Tennessee police officer was indicted by a grand jury on charges of theft after he pocketed $6,000 from property owners who had their cars taken through civil asset forfeiture. Read More
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