Justice Department Joins Catholic Nuns’ Lawsuit Against New York’s Housing Rule
The lawsuit alleges that New York is violating the sisters’ First Amendment rights to the free exercise of religion and free speech.
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Christian Photographer Wins Lawsuit Against Louisville Over Same-Sex Discrimination Rule
Judge found that city Fairness Ordinance contained provisions that limited the expression of Christian wedding photographer Chelsey Nelson, who sought $1 in damages. The court awarded Nelson the requested damages.
Cancel Culture College Administrators Put on Notice
COMMENTARY: Whether public or private, they will lose federal funding if they stifle free speech and religious freedom, according to new rules from the Department of Education.
SCOTUS Gives Limited Victory to Christian Bakers in Same-Sex Wedding Cake Case
But the larger religious-liberty question, of how to reconcile First Amendment rights and public-accommodation laws, still looms before the high court.
Christian Florist Fights for Religious Freedom at Wash. State High Court
Baronelle Stutzman is appealing a fine levied against her for declining to provide flowers for a same-sex ‘wedding’ ceremony.
California’s Pro-Life Battle: Defeat in the Appeals Court, a Focus on the Future
NEWS ANALYSIS on the aftermath of the Reproductive FACT (Freedom, Accountability, Comprehensive Care and Transparency) Act.
Missouri Court: Churches Have Right to Fire Ministerial Employees Who Do Not Live Their Beliefs
Ruling was in favor of a Catholic diocese that terminated a woman who was in a same-sex ‘marriage.’
