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By opening the door for businesses to serve some customers, but refuse others, the Supreme Court has the potential to take us back to those terrible times of government-sanctioned discrimination, dragging our country back 75 years.

Colorado wedding case presents the U.S. Supreme Court with a legal slippery slope if it rules in favor "religious freedom"

Lorie Smith is adamant that she does not want to be forced to build websites for same-sex couples. Doing so, she says, would violate her faith, which does not allow her to celebrate same-sex marriages

Randy Evans: Allowing businesses to serve some customers, but refuse others, would bring back government-sanctioned discrimination.

The Supreme Court "... has the potential to take us back to those terrible times of government-sanctioned discrimination."

Few people like being told what they must do. Lorie Smith is one of them. The suburban Denver, Colo., business owner, a devout Christian, builds websites for customers. She wants to expand her business and begin building websites for couples who are planning weddings. But she is adamant that s

We look at the full picture... to uncover risk, find opportunities, and create a plan thats best suited for you. bny mellon. you know the portrait studios in stores? many are now a fading memory. more than 2,000 portrait studios in stores like series and walmart are going out of business. the company that operated the studios says digital photos cut into the sales and workers that ran the studio said they had no choice. but they took notice that they would be losing their jobs. college admis...

You know those portrait studios and stores that take pictures like this? many of them are fading into memory. more than 2,000 portrait studios in stores like sears and walmart are out of business. digital photos cut into sales. some workers who ran the studios said they had no notice that they were losing their jobs. if your health insurance doesnt cover prescriptions, you know youre going to have to pay a lot. however, where you get your meds could cost you even more. consumer reports check pri...