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… Colorado Came After Jack Phillips … Again – And Lost … Again Jack Phillips should not … Published September 2, 2022 Revised January 12, 2024 You would think that a victory for Jack Phillips at the U.S. …

… lawsuit in light of the victory for cake artist Jack Phillips in Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights … lawsuit in light of the victory for cake artist Jack Phillips in Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil …

ADF attorneys appeal portions of ruling in case of contract postal unit at church

… Catholic student group at the University of Wisconsin, you need a lot of programs and events.  Badger Catholic … Catholic student group at the University of Wisconsin, you need a lot of programs and events.  Badger Catholic …

… abortion facility in Boston, Massachusetts, saving countless lives from abortion. Her success caught the … abortion facility in Boston, Massachusetts, saving countless lives from abortion. Her success caught the …

… in the form of a coffee shop.  She was looking for more ways to put her Christian faith into practice, and she found … ‘Look at this population and write about it’ … it was, ‘You are going to put your name on something.’ It was like … ‘Look at this population and write about it’ … it was, ‘You are going to put your name on something.’ It was like …

… state allows magistrates to decline wedding requests for countless secular reasons—because they refuse to perform … Wyoming Supreme Court’s decision will continue to threaten countless judges with punishment simply for speaking their … state allows magistrates to decline wedding requests for countless secular reasons—because they refuse to perform …

… Supreme Court Upholds Jack Phillips’s Freedom 7-2 A 7-2 Supreme Court ruling in favor of Masterpiece Cakeshop vindicated Jack Phillips’s right to live and work consistently with his …

… to assist with and clean up after abortions. "As long as you work here," their manager told the 12 nurses who openly protested, "you're going to have to do it. If you don't, you're going to be fired or transferred out."   …

The United States Supreme Court upholds the right of free association.