U: The other scarlet letter
A conservative attorney expects many lawsuits will be filed over the civil rights violation President Joe Biden's policy involving federal employees and vaccinations presents.
Some Ohio legislators are being applauded for standing with Mississippi in the case that could overturn Roe v. Wade.
If the appeals court drops the lawsuit against Jack Phillips, his attorney does not think the plaintiff in the case will leave the Colorado cake artist alone.
A student who says he "will never be an anti-vaxxer" is suing his university over its requirement that everyone on campus be vaccinated against COVID-19.
A ministry that helps Seattle’s homeless is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to protect its freedom to hire and employ those who share its biblical beliefs.
A Michigan man who was barred from a farmer's market because of his views on marriage is waiting to hear whether a federal court agrees with that policy.
A web designer will appeal a ruling that says Colorado can force her to create objectionable websites.
Proponents call the new laws restricting police in Washington state reform, but law enforcement personnel say the approach is a one-way ticket to chaos.
A conservative law firm is involved in two cases on opposite ends of the country and is advising citizens across the nation to pay attention to them both.
A conservative attorney expects many lawsuits will be filed over the civil rights violation President Joe Biden's policy involving federal employees and vaccinations presents.
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