Local opinion: Ten Commandments bill reflects ignorance
The freedom to believe or not believe in a religion is a right granted to Americans by our Constitution, not a privilege bestowed by Christians. How arrogant and uninformed to
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The freedom to believe or not believe in a religion is a right granted to Americans by our Constitution, not a privilege bestowed by Christians. How arrogant and uninformed to
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Columnist Teri Sforza writes that the lawyer who advised the former president in his fight to overturn the 2020 election cannot practice during his appeal.
Four sub-entities of the charitable arm of the Roman Catholic Church don’t qualify for an unemployment tax exemption because their activities are secular, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled.
Quality Journalism for Critical Times The U.S. Supreme Court might strike down a Republican-proposed bill that would allow the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms — but there’s also a chance that it might not. At least that’s what a legislative attorney told the Arizona state House Rules Committee on Monday. Glendale Republican Sen. Anthony Kern, a […] The post Legislative attorney: SCOTUS might not strike down allowing the Ten Commandments in AZ classrooms appeared first