U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch used a case on COVID-19 and immigration last week to blast the state and federal government response to the pandemic, calling it an intrusion on civil liberties and reminding his colleagues that churches were closed while casinos were allowed to stay open.
Why is the Supreme Court ruling on a “right” Congress has never established in law?
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to take a major religious liberty case involving a United States Postal Service carrier whose request to not participate in Sunday deliveries was denied.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ordered pandemic-era restrictions at the border to remain in place.
If this leaked draft opinion overturning Roe is indeed reflective of what the final decision will be, then we must do two things. First, we must thank God that this decades-long legal nightmare is over. Our efforts to protect babies and care for vulnerable women will no longer be pre-empted by an evil masquerading as an invented “right.” Second, the Court has done its job. It cannot do our job. State legislatures now have very important jobs to do, but they cannot do the jobs that we are called to: to speak the truth in love and to create a culture of life and care.
Justice Brett Kavanaugh reportedly attended a private holiday party over the weekend at the home of the chairman of the Conservative Political Action Coalition.
The city of Boston has agreed to pay more than $2.1 million in attorney’s fees after losing a Supreme Court case that involved a Christian flag and the debate over free speech.
We can expect more cases in which the “deeply rooted” language of Dobbs is cited.
A former U.S. postal worker has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court after a circuit court ruled that the U.S. Postal Service did not have to accept the employee's request to be off on Sundays because of his Christian faith.
Boston City Hall raised a Christian flag this week after a lengthy court battle.
