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Judge delivers beatdown, Christian scores win, over LGBT ordinance

Judge delivers beatdown, Christian scores win, over LGBT ordinance

In a rare legal victory over a city’s homosexual-defending public accommodation ordinance, a federal judge ruled the city of Louisville, Kentucky violated the free speech rights of a Christian business owner.

Chris Woodward, Billy Davis
Sep 01, 2022
Religious conscience, medical judgment notch another legal victory

Posted Sep 01, 2022

Religious conscience, medical judgment notch another legal victory
After winning landmark case, Maine schools cower to attorney general

Posted Aug 31, 2022

After winning landmark case, Maine schools cower to attorney general
Faith-based physicians group sues for right to define 'free and fair'

Posted Aug 30, 2022

Faith-based physicians group sues for right to define 'free and fair'
If gov't can force churches to violate their faith, then no one is safe

Posted Aug 29, 2022

If gov't can force churches to violate their faith, then no one is safe
Appeals court ignores the obvious

Posted Aug 29, 2022

Appeals court ignores the obvious
Court sides with pro-life physicians

Posted Aug 25, 2022

Court sides with pro-life physicians
Questionable history of Mar-a-Lago judge raised in ethics complaint

Posted Aug 25, 2022

Questionable history of Mar-a-Lago judge raised in ethics complaint
Mailman's religious accommodation case reaches high court

Posted Aug 25, 2022

Mailman's religious accommodation case reaches high court
Unjabbed health care workers watch judge toss lawsuit

Posted Aug 23, 2022

Unjabbed health care workers watch judge toss lawsuit
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