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The case has been in the courts for years and was even heard by the US Supreme Court.

The 303 Creative vs. Elenis case is the latest example of a decades-long pattern in which the bar for 'sincerely held' beliefs has fallen.

The 303 Creative vs. Elenis case is the latest example of a decades-long pattern in which the bar for 'sincerely held' beliefs has fallen.

The mayor of a New Jersey town charged in lawsuits of using zoning laws to discriminate against Orthodox Jews lost in a Republican primary.

A grassroots organization is suing the city over its refusal to grant it a permit to operate.

WILMINGTON — A dispute over the use of a former inn is alleged to have escalated to involve anti-Semitism.

The leaders tasked with translating a California task force's recommendation for reparations to Black residents into law are offering a reality check before the final report is even in their hands.

A group of homeless people were asked to leave a vacant church because the City of Brunswick said it was not up to code.

There is reasonable cause to think that Louisiana is violating the constitutional rights of imprisoned people by keeping them in custody past their release dates, the U.S. Department of Justice has concluded.

The Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections kept prisoners in custody beyond the dates they were meant to be released, the Justice Department alleges.