SCOTUS Takes Religious Freedom Case Of Coach Fired For Praying
The United States Supreme Court announced on Tuesday, January 18, 2022, that it will hear oral arguments in a landmark religious freedom case over public prayer
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ADF attorney named head United Nations committee on religious freedoms
Days after the U.S. withdrew from the United Nations Human Rights Council of 47 nations, a U.S. attorney has been named head of a multifaith
‘Hate group’ status blocks ADF from Amazon charity
A nonprofit Christian legal defense organization cannot receive donations through an Amazon charity program because the law firm is erroneously labeled a “hate group.” The
Wait for ruling puts focus on Kennedy
WASHINGTON — The wait for what could be a legal transformation of the institution of marriage by the U.S. Supreme Court began at 12:29 p.m.
‘I would hug him,’ says florist of gay accuser
The florist and grandmother does not regret her nine-year friendship with a homosexual man who won a lawsuit against her after she refused to design
Former Atlanta fire chief sues city, mayor
ATLANTA — “Americans are guaranteed the freedom to live without fear [of] being fired because of their beliefs and their thoughts,” said David Cortman, senior
Court rules against florist for refusing gay wedding
KENNEWICK, Wash. — The Alliance Defending Freedom will appeal a Washington state judge’s ruling against a 70-year-old Christian florist and grandmother who refused to provide
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