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The fact that a government school is teaching something that does not comport with your religious beliefs, doesn’t prevent you from exercising your religion. It does not even prevent a parent from teaching their children that the instruction they receive from the government school is wrong because i

By Jeffrey Bossert Clark A handful of law professors,1 many in the so-called “elite” media,2 their TV popularizers,3 and, of course, leftwing participants in social media4 have whipped themselves into a frenzy on a vague hope that President Trump cannot be allowed to run for President a third time.

Land trust protects open spaces

In current legal battles and beyond, NYU Law alumni, students, and faculty are working to protect reproductive freedom and advocate for those mademost vulnerable by the Supreme Court’s revocation of abortion rights. BY ALANA GRAMBUSH

The back and forth over the Walt Disney World's special Florida district continues.

The Walt Disney Co. has dropped various claims from its ongoing lawsuit against Ron DeSantis, trimming down the suit.

Walt Disney Co. DIS Thursday amended its federal lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to include only its “First Amendment” claim. What Happened:…

Disney amended its lawsuit against DeSantis to include only free speech claims and has dropped the contract clause.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections and local district attorneys have filed formal objections to speeding up a federal felon voting lawsuit. A judge will decide soon whether to hold a hearing requested by felon voting advocates.

The Walt Disney Co. has dropped most of its claims in its lawsuit against Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.