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Commentary: With recent rulings, an 'activist court' sets other liberties in its sights - Vimarsana News

Commentary: With recent rulings, an 'activist court' sets other liberties in its sights

In rulings on guns, abortion and religious education, the U.S. Supreme Court’s majority showed inconsistency to support its own political leanings.

The Supreme Court just took a sledgehammer to the separation of church and state - Vimarsana News

The Supreme Court just took a sledgehammer to the separation of church and state

A 6-3 ruling in ‘Carson v. Makin’ will force taxpayers to pay alms to religious institutions

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich Applauds Supreme Court Opinion in School Choice Case - Vimarsana News

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich Applauds Supreme Court Opinion in School Choice Case

PHOENIX  – Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced a win today for First Amendment rights in  Carson v. Makin , with the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruling in favor of parents using state tuition assistance for religious schools.

SCOTUS: Health Care Benefits, Tuition Assistance And More - Vimarsana News

SCOTUS: Health Care Benefits, Tuition Assistance And More

Supreme Court Decisions: The Marietta plan is an employer-sponsored group health plan that offers all its participants the same limited coverage for outpatient dialysis. Decision on Maine's Program of Tuition Assistance, Ohio Capital conviction and workers compensation law

In Carson v Makin, SCOTUS sees less of a wall between church and state - Vimarsana News

In Carson v Makin, SCOTUS sees less of a wall between church and state

Religious liberty window opens even wider at the high court.

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