It's problematic that you can't contest the college board's 'diversity score,' said Heritage expert Mary Clare Amselem on HLN Network. 

Today marks the 100-year anniversary since the U.S. House of Representatives passed a constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote. It was approved by a vote of 304-90. To commemorate the event, House members will wear yellow roses on their lapels as they vote on a resolution marking the celebration. This is the first of many commemorative celebrations planned throughout the year. 

Elizabeth Slattery chats with Fifth Circuit Judge Don Willett about how he learned he was on President Trump's Supreme Court short list, where to find the best BBQ in Austin, and why he walked away from Twitter.

This week fellow Heritage scholar Tom Jipping joins Elizabeth Slattery to talk about abortion, capital punishment, and iPhones. Elizabeth also chats with CNN's Joan Biskupic about what goes on behind closed doors at the Supreme Court and her new book about Chief Justice John Roberts. 

The first amendment to the United States constitution begins, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…” Fast forward almost 250 years and religious freedom is one of the most pressing issues in American culture today.