A Praying Football Coach Scores One for the Constitution
Yesterday, the Supreme Court affirmed that public-school teachers and coaches don’t give up their constitutional rights when they accept their jobs.
Will President Biden Protect Worshipping Catholics from Pro-Abortion Zealots?
After the leaked Dobbs draft, radical abortion activists are threatening to disrupt Catholic Masses. Federal law protects worshippers — if Biden’s DOJ will enforce it.
Making Sense of Clarence Thomas’s Lone Dissent in a Recent Death-Penalty Case
What we likely have here, as Justice Thomas cogently points out, is gamesmanship disguised as sincerely held religious beliefs.
Why School Choice Matters Now More than Ever
As public schools indoctrinate students in the pseudo-religion of social-justice movements and ideologies, we need to support parents who want an escape.
The Supreme Court’s Chance to Defend Religious Liberty
The Court’s role in safeguarding these important civil liberties is now more crucial than ever. Take, for example, the case of a young businesswoman in Colorado.
Espinoza Ends State-Sanctioned Religious Discrimination in Education
The Supreme Court removed a great stain on our nation’s history, but what it did for our present and future may be more important.
Sharonell Fulton, et al. v. City of Philadelphia Is Going to the Supreme Court
Kids in need of foster and adoptive families deserve caring, competent, and experienced agencies, not ideological conformists.
Positive Developments for the Little Sisters of the Poor
This decade-long battle seems to be coming to a close.
Religious Freedom and the Little Sisters of the Poor
It’s high time to leave the Little Sisters of the Poor and other religious organizations in freedom and peace.
The Long History of Blaine Amendment Bigotry
Born in anti-Catholic bigotry and nurtured by racial discrimination, Blaine amendments disproportionately hurt minority children.