A longtime fire chief who became persona no grata to the City of Atlanta, and has now won a settlement, says the city destroyed his career.
An estimated 60-million-plus babies have been aborted legally in the U.S. since the infamous Roe v. Wade decision in 1973. Now there's hope an appeal on their behalf to the U.S. Supreme Court could ultimately overturn that landmark decision.
You may not live near Chicago but your church could be impacted by a case being heard this week in the Windy City.
A ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court has called the landmark United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) decision Roe v. Wade “patently illogical,” declaring that a preborn child is a “person” under law, whose intentional death can be punished by means of execution with a guilty verdict against the killer.
Missouri has repealed a regulation requiring a government license to braid hair, mooting a U.S. Supreme Court challenge to the requirement.
The debate over whether the government should continue to offer a housing allowance for clergy is a decision that is coming up on federal appeal.
A Christian law firm is calling a ban in south Florida on counseling to help those with same-sex attractions unconstitutional.
An order of nuns that was in the national spotlight during the Obama years is due back in federal court this week, defending their right to live according to their religious beliefs.
A congressman who survived an assassination attempt a little more than a year ago says it's time to tone down the violent rhetoric in the current political discourse – and it needs to come from one particular side of the aisle.
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