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By Abby Turner, CNN

Political attacks on the Constitution exceed the normal jousting of everyday politics and take up a deeper challenge to our political order.

In 303 Creative v. Elenis, the Supreme Court rules against Colorado’s use of antidiscrimination laws to compel speech.

Twice the Supreme Court has had to remind the Centennial State that fearing God should never be cause to fear one’s government.

The Supreme Court today upheld the right of creative professionals to “just say no” to creating works that violate the creator’s religious conscience.   In a 6-3 vote, the Justices said, “The First Amendment prohibits Colorado from forcing a website designer to create expressive designs speaking messages with which the designer disagrees.”

Schempp was a high school junior in suburban Philadelphia when he became involved in a lawsuit challenging a state law mandating Bible readings at school.

DENVER – A Christian school in Buena Vista is suing state education officials in federal court, alleging religious discrimination.

* If firms keep telling the press that everyone wants to go back to the office then maybe it'll be true! That certainly seems to be the strategy anyway. [American Lawyer] * Religious groups challenging abortion restrictions hoping to take advantage of the trend of courts offering exemptions to public policy to anyone who claims it offends them. Yeah... this puts a lot of weight on the idea that those opinions reflect some sort of principled Free Exercise jurisprudence instead of "we&#0...

In Ratliff v. Wycliffe Assoc., Inc., No. 6:22-cv-1185-PGB-RMN, 2023 WL 3688082 (M.D. Fla. May 26, 2023), the plaintiff, a software developer, sued the defendant, a Bible translation...

Jews, Espiscopalians, Unitarians, Satanists and other people of faith say the laws infringe on their religious rights