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Coach Kennedy reinstated at Washington high school - Vimarsana News

Coach Kennedy reinstated at Washington high school

Months after winning at the U.S. Supreme Court, Joe Kennedy, a public high school assistant football coach in Washington state who was dismissed in 2015 for praying on the field after games, has finally been reinstated.

The terror of ... the Latin Mass? - Vimarsana News

The terror of ... the Latin Mass?

Liberals are insistent on the separation of church and state. This has been a staple of liberalism for as long as I’ve been aware of politics. And I’ve always thought that, as stated anyway, the liber...

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State appeals court rules against Masterpiece Cakeshop in yet another Colorado anti-discrimination case - Vimarsana News

State appeals court rules against Masterpiece Cakeshop in yet another Colorado anti-discrimination case

A Colorado appeals court ruled in favor of customer Autumn Scardina, who filed suit against Masterpiece Cakeshop under the CADA law for refusing to make her a pink birthday cake with blue frosting.

Biden DoE to end wider Trump 1st Amend protections for campus religious clubs - Vimarsana News

Biden DoE to end wider Trump 1st Amend protections for campus religious clubs

What could go wrong? The statement from the Biden Department of Education seems innocuous enough and reflective of the whole administration itself. The Trump-era policy was “burdensome” a...

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Overview of the Supreme Court's October 2016 Term | The Heritage Foundation - Vimarsana News

Overview of the Supreme Court's October 2016 Term | The Heritage Foundation

In the upcoming Supreme Court term, the justices will hear cases on property rights, exclusion of churches from a grant program, and filling vacancies without Senate approval, among others.