Colorado Denies Funding To Preschoolers On Account Of Their Catholic Faith, Lawsuit Alleges

U.S. solicitor general urges Supreme Court to stop Colorado’s exclusion of Catholic preschools

The U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether Colorado violated the First Amendment by excluding Catholic preschools from its universal preschool program. [...]

Christian counselors say Wisconsin is violating Supreme Court ruling

Wisconsin Christian counselors challenged a state rule that requires them not to offer certain therapies to gender-confused children, which might violate a March Supreme Court ruling. In May, Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL) filed suit against Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ administration on behalf of counselors Terri Koschnick and Joy Buchman. The conservative []...Click to read more

State’s Law Cracking Down On Christian Gender Counseling Runs Afoul Of Supreme Court Ruling, Group Says

Wisconsin Christian counselors challenged a state rule that requires them not to offer certain therapies to gender-confused children, which might violate a March Supreme Court ruling.

‘She sat in tears’: School that told student she had ‘no choice’ but to violate her faith gets sued * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

Source link A school district in Washington state that told a student that she had “no choice” but to violate her Christian faith and had reached the “three strikes and

Judge Blocks Food Stamp Junk Food Bans In Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska, Tennessee, And West Virginia

A federal judge on Monday struck down multiple state pilot programs that restricted Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients from using their benefits to buy unhealthy foods. U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled that Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins incorrectly interpreted federal law when she approved requests from states to limit what SNAP participants [] Judge Blocks Food Stamp Junk Food Bans In Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska, Tennessee, And West Virginia

FFRF denounces final approval of bible-infused Texas reading list

The Freedom From Religion Foundation is appalled at the Texas State Board of Education’s decision to move forward with a state-mandated reading list that privileges Christian Scripture. The board has ... More » from FFRF denounces final approval of bible-infused Texas reading list The post FFRF denounces final approval of bible-infused Texas reading list appeared first on Freedom From Religion Foundation.

Ninth Circuit Is Latest Court to Block California Gender-Secrecy Law

Relying on the Supreme Court’s recent Mirabelli ruling, the appeals court blocked key parts of AB 1955 and reaffirmed that fit parents cannot be shut out of decisions involving their child’s mental health. UPDATE: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has issued a preliminary injunction against some sections of California’s SAFETY Act, which prohibited schools []

Planned Parenthood Can Access Medicaid Funding After Congressional Ban Expires

Thirteen states have either blocked or tried to block Medicaid funds to Planned Parenthood on their own.

Appeals Court Says Religious Schools Can’t be Exempt From Maine’s Nondiscrimination Laws

Religious schools accepting public funds are required to follow Maine laws that protect against discrimination based on faith, gender identity and sexual orientation, a federal court has ruled. Crosspoint Church, which runs Bangor Christian Schools, and St. Dominic Academy in Auburn filed separate appeals in the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit []

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When the Supreme Court bases a decision on policy considerations, the downstream consequences can be significant. A compelling example is 1982’s Plyler v. Doe, when the court struck down a 1975 Texas law allowing public school districts to exclude children of foreign-born parents who were not “legally admitted” to the United States. The court’s concerns were obvious. Denying access to education would harm these children, who often had no choice in the decision to come to America, which could in Read More

Judge dismisses Trump administration lawsuit over LA’s sanctuary city status

A federal judge rejected the Justice Department’s lawsuit challenging Los Angeles’s sanctuary city policies, marking a blow for the Trump administration’s operations in California’s largest city. U.S. District Judge Fernando M. Olguin handed down a ruling over the weekend, weighing in on a 2024 ordinance that prohibits city resources, property, and personnel from cooperating with []

Supreme Court Takes Up Case Challenging Laws That Treat ‘Non-Affirming Parents’ as Child Abusers

Can Washington state remove parental rights to enable runaway kids to access experimental transgender medical “treatments” without their parents’ knowledge or consent? The Supreme Court announced Monday that it would take up a case on this pivotal issue. In the case, a group of parents represented by International Partners for Ethical Care is challenging the...

Chicago court keeps block on Fla. AG suit over kids transgender medicine – Legal Newsline

Despite warnings from their colleague that they are ripping a hole in the U.S. Constitution and the concept of federalism, two Democrat-appointed federal appeals court judges have refused to put a hold on a Chicago federal judge's order blocking Florida's Republican state attorney general from using Florida state courts to enforce a Florida law against the Chicago-based American Academy of Pediatrics for allegedly misleading the public about the safety of child gender transitions.

North Carolina lawmakers override governor’s vetoes to pass sweeping DEI bans

North Carolina lawmakers overrode Gov. Josh Stein’s vetoes on three bills outlawing diversity, equity, and inclusion practices in public schools and state government this week. “Each of the bills—House Bill 171, Senate Bill 227, and Senate Bill 558—contains provisions intended to end DEI initiatives, offices, and mandatory coursework in government and higher education,” the []

Megyn Kelly Melts Down at Trump Justices for Killing His Birthright Plot

Evelyn Hockstein / REUTERSMegyn Kelly went into a tailspin after conservative Supreme Court justices broke ranks to strike down his bid to end birthright citizenship.The conservative pundit, 55, fumed at the conservatives who joined liberal justices in a 6-3 vote rejecting Trump’s efforts to limit birthright citizenship, ruling that he lacked the authority to override the longstanding principle that nearly all babies born on U.S. soil are Americans.Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the majority opinion, which was backed by liberal justices Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor, and Ketanji Brown Jackson, as well as Trump appointees Amy Coney Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh. Ultra-conservative justices Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch, and Samuel Alito dissented, signaling they would have overturned a century and a half of citizenship rights.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Christian school sues state over Act 73 tuition exclusion

The appeal challenges Act 73, a law enacted by the Vermont Legislature that the school says effectively bars religious schools from participating in the state's Town Tuition Program, Dual Enrollment Program and Early College Program. The post Christian school sues state over Act 73 tuition exclusion first appeared on Vermont Daily Chronicle. The post Christian school sues state over Act 73 tuition exclusion appeared first on Vermont Daily Chronicle.

Judge Sides With UNC in Chavis Discrimination Case

Judge Sides With UNC in Chavis Discrimination Case sara.custer@in Mon, 07/06/2026 - 03:00 AM Byline(s) Sara Custer

Jeffrey Kessler: Exclusion of Brendan Sorsby from supplemental draft violates the CBA

Sorsby's lawyer is ready to fight the NFL.

Gill Warns Denton GOP On Sharia, Far-Left Democrats, November Stakes

U.S. Rep. Brandon Gill speaks at the Denton County GOP's Faith, Family Freedom event in Justin. | Image by Aaron Rocha PicturesU.S. Rep. Brandon...

Judge blocks new professional student loan restrictions

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday temporarily blocked the Education Department from imposing new loan borrowing limits on graduate and professional students one week before they were set to go into effect. U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell ruled that the limits from the department violated the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) by adding requirements...

Lawsuit says Highline told Christian student she could share opinions, not religious beliefs

A Christian student was told she had 'no choice' but to stay in a Highline assembly conflicting with her faith. Her father is now suing in federal court.

What’s Really Replacing Religion In America’s Schools?

A federal appeals court struck down a key part of Florida’s law restricting race and gender discussions in public colleges and universities on Tuesday. The same people celebrating the ruling are also decrying a recent decision by the Texas State Board of Education that allowed biblical passages to appear on a secondary school reading list. ...

Judge Blocks Tennessee SNAP Limits on Soda and Candy Ahead of Rollout

Nashville, TN (WOKI / WVLT) - A federal judge has temporarily blocked Tennessee's plan to restrict what Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program reci...

Analysis: What the Department of Law Actually Said About HB 195 Granting Pharmacists Ability to Prescribe Chemical Abortion (And It Isn’t What ADN Told You)

After Governor Dunleavy vetoed 9 bills, the Legislature successful overrode two of those vetoes, one of which was for HB 195. State legislators sold HB 195 as a compassionate bill that allows pharmacists to prescribe common medications without waiting for a physician’s order. Proponents said the bill would increase patient access to basic healthcare, especially [] The post Analysis: What the Department of Law Actually Said About HB 195 Granting Pharmacists Ability to Prescribe Chemical Abortion (And It Isn’t What ADN Told You) appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

Birthright Citizenship Ruling Akin to Dred Scott, Roe v. Wade

Birthright Citizenship Ruling Akin to Dred Scott, Roe v. Wade

The Orwellian absurdity of UK’s proposed Conversion Practices Bill

Parents who reject gender ideology now face the prospect of Minority Report-style pre-crime restrictions, fines, and imprisonment simply for raising their children according to observable reality The post The Orwellian absurdity of UK’s proposed Conversion Practices Bill appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Education groups sue for access to nearly $2B in research funds

A lawsuit alleges the U.S. Department of Education and the Office of Management and Budget are withholding the funds unlawfully.

Wayne Hsiung’s Landmark Animal Rescue Appeal Wins Some, Loses Some: What It Means for the Right to Rescue

Animal law attorney and activist Wayne Hsiung joins host Mariann Sullivan along with attorneys Chris Carraway and Steffen Seitz of the University of Denver’s Animal Activist Legal Defense Project to break down the California Court of Appeals decision in Hsiung’s criminal case—a pivotal ruling that overturned two of three trespass convictions stemming from actions at Sunrise Farms and Reichardt Duck Farm,

Ms Rachel posts support for hijab-wearing kindergartners after Trump post

Rachel Griffen Accurso defended kindergarteners wearing hijabs to graduation after President Trump reshared a viral video from a Minnesota school ceremony.