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WASHINGTON (OSV News) -- The U.S. Supreme Court heard April 18 arguments in a case that could have broad implications for employees seeking religious accommodations from their employers. The high court heard oral arguments in Groff v. DeJoy, a case concerning Gerald Groff, an evangelical Christian and former U.S. Postal Service worker, who was denied an accommodation to observe his Sunday sabbath by not taking Sunday shifts. Federal law prohibits employers from firing employees seeking religio

The US Supreme Court heard April 18 arguments in a case that could have broad implications for employees seeking religious accommodations from their employers.

The state of Colorado, run by majority Democrats in the statehouse and governor's office, has been pro-abortion for a number of years already.

A Colorado Catholic clinic was granted a temporary exemption this weekend from a new state law that makes it illegal to offer women abortion "reversal" drugs.

A Colorado judge over the weekend allowed a temporary restraining order against a bill signed into law​ by Gov. Jared Polis on Friday.

The Supreme Court is poised to correct an old error that has hurt religious workers for decades by depriving them of their civil rights.

Religion vs. Amazon packages: How one postal workers dispute with a boss over his Sunday shift could change the American workplace.

The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to consider a case April 18 that could have broad implications for employees seeking religious accommodations from their employers.

Gerald Groff, an evangelical Christian, says he was denied an accommodation to observe his Sunday Sabbath

The Little Sisters of the Poor, once again, have become the center of a religious liberty court case, as California and Pennsylvania try and attempt to force them to cover for abortifacients, by knocking over a federal exemption from the Trump administration. The Catholic nuns had previously battled the Obama administration all the way to […]