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The College of the Ozarks in Missouri filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration over the president’s directive that the …
Read More »Court Denies Christian College’s Request to Block Biden’s Directive to Open Single-Sex Dorms to Opposite Sex
The NCAA Chose These States to Host Games Despite Threats to Boycott States with ‘Anti-Transgender’ Laws
President Joe Biden signed an executive order that calls on government schools to allow boys to compete against girls in …
Read More »This Court Just Temporarily Blocked the SBA from Discriminating Against Restaurant Owners on the Basis of Race and Sex
The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 created a $28.6 billion fund called the Restaurant Revitalization Fund, administered by the …
Read More »Unanimous Supreme Court: No Warrantless Seizures of Firearms in Homes
The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled (PDF — 17 pages) that the government violated a man’s Fourth Amendment right against …
Read More »Christian Baker and Supreme Court Victor Jack Phillips Tells His Story
Jack Phillips, a Christian baker in Colorado, ended up in court after two homosexuals complained to the Colorado Civil Rights …
Read More »Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Mississippi Abortion Case — Will the Justices Overturn Roe?
The U.S. Supreme Court in Roe v. Wade (1973) held that women have a constitutional right of privacy to kill …
Read More »The ‘Black Voice’ Leftists Don’t Want to Hear
Dr. Voddie Baucham, a black evangelical Christian and pastor, wrote a book critical of the so-called critical race theory (CRT). …
Read More »This Superintendent Opposes ‘Critical Race Theory’ in the Classroom — Here’s What She Asked the State AG to Do
Montana’s Superintendent of Public Instruction asked the state’s Attorney General to determine the legality of teaching critical race theory (CRT) …
Read More »These Governors Have Something to Say to Biden About Illegal Aliens in Their States
Illegal immigration breeds resentment, undercuts wages for citizens, and sends a signal to the world that our southern border is …
Read More »Private and Religious Schools in South Carolina Sue Over Post-Civil War Anti-Religion Law
The Roman Catholic bishop of Charleston, South Carolina, and a non-profit called South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities filed a …
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