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San Diego Symphony Orchestra hits sour note with local church

San Diego Symphony Orchestra hits sour note with local church

A defender of religious liberty says it's a violation of state and federal laws to deny a church use of a place of public accommodation simply because it is a religious organization.

Chris Woodward
Aug 05, 2022
First Liberty agrees that 'Lifting Local Communities Act' is vital

Posted Aug 04, 2022

First Liberty agrees that 'Lifting Local Communities Act' is vital
Supremes agree to hear NC redistricting case

Posted Aug 03, 2022

Supremes agree to hear NC redistricting case
State AG targeting another religious entity

Posted Aug 03, 2022

State AG targeting another religious entity
Religious exemptions vs. COVID mandate: Major victory for health care workers

Posted Aug 02, 2022

Religious exemptions vs. COVID mandate: Major victory for health care workers
City famous for role in nation's founding will let Christian flag fly

Posted Aug 02, 2022

City famous for role in nation's founding will let Christian flag fly
Small academy takes on gov't overreach

Posted Aug 01, 2022

Small academy takes on gov't overreach
20-week abortion ban revisited

Posted Jul 29, 2022

20-week abortion ban revisited
Court wins temporary, but adding up, in fight for U.S. service members

Posted Jul 29, 2022

Court wins temporary, but adding up, in fight for U.S. service members
Rios: J6 defendants first – then rest of Trump's supporters

Posted Jul 28, 2022

Rios: J6 defendants first – then rest of Trump's supporters
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