Though I’m tempted to chide the Church of England’s leadership for entertaining the idea of “rejecting England’s patron saint St George on the grounds that his image is too warlike and may offend Muslims,” I’ve resisted the urge to brand them timid, tab-collared, PC appeaseniks —largely because of their brave fight to keep a certain brand of bulldozer out of the hands of Jews. Who they know aren’t likely to

You be the judge.  Here’s Glenn Reynolds: IF YOU CAN’T MAKE IT THERE, CAN YOU MAKE IT ANYWHERE? Er, besides Massachussetts, maybe. The New York Court of Appeals, New York’s highest court, has declined to find a right to gay marriage. The opinion is here. […] The Georgia Supreme Court (which, it should be noted, overturned Georgia’s sodomy law on state constitutional grounds before Lawrence v. Texas was decided) has

From Bloomberg: North Korea vowed to continue missile tests after yesterday’s firing of seven rockets, saying it doesn’t have to notify the U.S., Japan and other countries about launches that are part of its regular military training. “As a sovereign country our legal rights do not violate any international law’’ or any accords with countries including Japan, the official Korea Central News Agency said. “Our military will continue such missile