In a unanimous 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court sided with a Christian postal worker who refused to work on Sundays due to his religious beliefs.
Lori Smith had a vision for creating “customized, dedicated” wedding websites as part of her business, 303 Creative. But because of Colorado’s “anti-discrimination law” known
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
The Constitution is a framework built on the concept of negative liberty, defined as freedoms from external restrictions on a person’s behavior or choices. These
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
The U.S. Supreme Court announced last week that it will hear Kennedy v. Bremerton School Board, an important religious freedom case. In 2015, a Bremerton
On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that the state of California — and, by extension, other nosy state governments — cannot force nonprofits
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
Roe v. Wade and the decisions that followed it – cases like Planned Parenthood v. Casey – were all based on a deliberate lie: that a fetus in
The issue of “court-packing” – or adding of more justices to the U.S. Supreme Court – made a big splash after the inauguration of Joe
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