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High court agrees that officials abused their authority

High court agrees that officials abused their authority

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that regulators can't skip over the Constitution's First Amendment to get to the Second.

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May 31, 2024
Christian sues after being targeted for refusing to raise 'pride' flag

Posted May 31, 2024

Christian sues after being targeted for refusing to raise 'pride' flag
Chaplains can pray 'in Jesus' name'

Posted May 31, 2024

Chaplains can pray 'in Jesus' name'
Attorney watching NYC trial says Trump may win appeal but Dems may get their headline

Posted May 30, 2024

Attorney watching NYC trial says Trump may win appeal but Dems may get their headline
Wallbuilders secures legal win over D.C. transit authority

Posted May 28, 2024

Wallbuilders secures legal win over D.C. transit authority
SC judge praised for pro-life ruling that recognized legislature's role

Posted May 23, 2024

SC judge praised for pro-life ruling that recognized legislature's role
Settlement with pro-life NP called a win for religious freedom

Posted May 21, 2024

Settlement with pro-life NP called a win for religious freedom
Ministry sues for right to offer at-risk youths more than job training

Posted May 21, 2024

Ministry sues for right to offer at-risk youths more than job training
Chaplains spurned by SCOTUS, DOD will continue to push for religious liberty

Posted May 20, 2024

Chaplains spurned by SCOTUS, DOD will continue to push for religious liberty
Targeted school finds support in all directions

Posted May 17, 2024

Targeted school finds support in all directions
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