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FPIW: Supreme Court to review USPS religious discrimination case
The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal of a former United States Postal Service worker who filed a suit in the Third
February 13, 2023
The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal of a former United States Postal Service worker who filed a suit in the Third
For years, Coach Kennedy would silently pray on the 50-yard lines following the high school football games that he coached here in Washington at Bremerton
Christianity is under attack around the world, and it’s becoming increasingly more difficult for us to openly live out our faith. If one wants to
As the tone-deaf Covid-19 vaccine mandates continue to threaten the liberty of Americans around the country, former Washington State University football coach Nick Rolovich has
Even if you are not working as a state, school, or government employee, many workers in the private sector are also facing COVID-19 vaccine mandates
“Exemptions: medical for sure; and religious (if we have to; if yes, as narrow as possible).” That’s what Governor Inslee’s General Counsel Kathryn Leathers wrote in
It’s clear: parents in Washington are sick of their children being used as pawns by the neopagan radicals in power who wish to destroy family,
Yesterday, SCOTUS issued a unanimous decision in Fulton v. Philadelphia, a case involving a Catholic foster care agency that was excluded from the City of Philadelphia’s foster care
The Trump administration announced last Friday that employers who offer health insurance would no longer be required to provide their employees with contraceptive coverage through
In 2012, Trinity Lutheran Church in Columbia, Missouri, faced a problem: its playground was covered with pea gravel—coarse stone fragments that make for a perilous
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