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Tennessee's Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that the state's child welfare agency will have to defend itself in a suit challenging a Christian adoption agency's refusal to train a Jewish couple as foster parents.
Readers wrote letters about education funding, charter schools, Hillsdale College and efforts to remove books from school libraries.
The faith-based adoption agency is being defended by a law firm based in Scottsdale, Arizona.
The faith-based adoption agency is backed by a law put into place two years ago by Tennessee Republicans.
The faith-based adoption agency is backed by a law put into place two years ago by Tennessee Republicans.