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Supreme Court’s Chevron Decision Restores Constitutional Order
COMMENTARY: Overruling Chevron is an important first step toward safeguarding religious freedom by restoring the proper balance between the three branches of government.
COMMENTARY: Overruling Chevron is an important first step toward safeguarding religious freedom by restoring the proper balance between the three branches of government.
COMMENTARY: Just as the right to worship is central to religious freedom, so too is the ability to live out the faith in daily lives.
COMMENTARY: A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, will hear oral argument on June 11 in the case of Sacred Heart Academy in Grand Rapids, which was rejuvenated by Father Robert Sirico.
COMMENTARY: The county school board’s assault on parental rights is not limited to keeping parents in the dark when it comes to children pursuing ‘gender transition.’ It is also denying religious parents the right to opt their children out of indoctrination.
COMMENTARY: Christian colleges and universities shouldn’t shy away from defending the truth about human nature and sexuality.
COMMENTARY: Abortion advocates would think nothing of using the power of the federal government’s purse to force all hospitals to provide abortions in their ERs, or go out of business. We have been warned.
COMMENTARY: Several cases this term have the potential to further safeguard religious freedom and protect the unborn and their mothers.
COMMENTARY: A new Biden rule regarding social services grants places faith-based organizations on the defensive and ignores crucial protections under federal law and the Constitution.
COMMENTARY: An Indiana family refused to bow at the ideological altar, and the parents had their son taken away from them by the state’s Department of Child Services. They are now petitioning the Supreme Court to take up their case.
COMMENTARY: Judicial correction may be the only hope vulnerable kids have left.
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