SCOTUS Ruling Opens Floodgate to Sex Orientation Discrimination Lawsuits
After 6-3 Bostock decision, bathrooms and locker rooms, women’s sports, campus housing, employment by religious organizations and healthcare – all are fodder for those asserting a legal claim based on the high court’s latest interpretation of Title VII
Sharonell Fulton, et al. v. City of Philadelphia Is Going to the Supreme Court
Does the Constitution safeguard religious organizations with a traditional view of marriage that participate in our nation’s social safety-net programs?
The Lessons We Can Learn From Justice Thomas’ Life
I have been raising kids for more than 20 years. These days one of my teenage boys is a particular challenge. He doesn’t take well to lectures, and I doubt he is picking up on any “life lessons” watching me in action.
William Barr Is Right: Secularists Are Imposing Their Own Religion
Attorney General William Barr gave a powerful speech last week on religious liberty in America at Notre Dame Law School. If you missed it, it’s well worth reading.
Faith in American society and its protection under the law
Looking for the perfect Father’s Day gift? A welcome addition to your summer reading list? A timely inspiration to dig deeper in your faith? “On Faith: Lessons from an American Believer” fits all three bills.