Native American Group Loses Religious Freedom Appeal at Supreme Court
The federal government is selling the land to the multinational Resolution Copper company, which plans to destroy the site as part of a copper mining operation.
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Supreme Court Voids Two More HHS Mandate Cases
Cases return to the circuit courts concerning the Michigan Catholic Conference and the Diocese of Nashville in one case and the Archdiocese of New York in another case.
Supreme Court Sends Little Sisters’ Case Back to Lower Courts
The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, which filed the lawsuit on behalf of Little Sisters of the Poor, called the ruling an ‘important win.’
Supreme Letdown for North Dakota Pro-Lifers as Court Won’t Hear State’s Law
SCOTUS on Monday declined to hear a case that overturned limits on abortion to before a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
Little Sisters to Supreme Court: We Cannot Choose Between Our Care for the Poor and Our Faith
On Jan. 4, the Little Sisters filed their Supreme Court brief against the federal contraception mandate.
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