As the D.C. Circuit has scheduled oral arguments to review a judge's refusal to immediately close the federal government's prosecution of Michael Flynn, one legal fellow says he's never seen anything like this before.
Many people are wanting the Supreme Court to weigh in on COVID-19 restrictions when it comes to churches, but it will most likely be the next term before that happens. So, what if concerns about COVID-19 go away between now and the start of a new term in October?
A religious freedom law firm remains hopeful that the Supreme Court will hear a case involving state limits on attendance at worship services.
Alameda County, California is being sued in federal court after county officials punished a church that had gotten permission to hold a graduation ceremony.
A key federal agency is siding with three biological girls over two transgender girls in Connecticut, where the teen girls are suing the state’s athletic association for allowing the biological boys to compete and dominate the state’s track competitions.
Following a $50,000 settlement with the city, a Portland street evangelist can continue his ministry.
An attorney representing a group of California churches says state guidelines for reopening houses of worship reflect "grotesque" and unequal treatment by the government.
President Donald Trump has made two nominations to the U.S. Supreme Court and he may soon have a third, but it might not be whom you suspect.
WASHINGTON (June 5, 2020) - The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 13.3% in May from 14.7%, and 2.5 million jobs were added – a surprisingly positive reading in the midst of a recession that has paralyzed the economy in the wake of the viral pandemic.
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