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2023

Federal court agrees Catholic farmer unfairly forced to choose between his faith and his business

Federal court agrees Catholic farmer unfairly forced to choose between his faith and his business

An apple farmer who chose his Catholic faith over money has won a long-running legal battle against the city government that banned him from its farmers market for his biblical views on marriage.

Chris Woodward
Aug 23, 2023
While he still can, professor warns free speech under attack from all sides

Posted Aug 23, 2023

While he still can, professor warns free speech under attack from all sides
SPLC hate list strikes again

Posted Aug 21, 2023

SPLC hate list strikes again
CA rule for professors takes DEI ideology to struggle session-like level

Posted Aug 18, 2023

CA rule for professors takes DEI ideology to struggle session-like level
Appeals court sides with pro-lifers over 'winners and losers' lawsuit

Posted Aug 18, 2023

Appeals court sides with pro-lifers over 'winners and losers' lawsuit
Obama-appointed judge is now running Trump's campaign

Posted Aug 18, 2023

Obama-appointed judge is now running Trump's campaign
An attempt to enshrine constitutional rights

Posted Aug 18, 2023

An attempt to enshrine constitutional rights
Federal agencies are targeting Americans

Posted Aug 17, 2023

Federal agencies are targeting Americans
Indictment after indictment can't help but take toll: Judicial Watch

Posted Aug 16, 2023

Indictment after indictment can't help but take toll: Judicial Watch
Objective: Fewer lawsuits involving states' infringement on civil liberties

Posted Aug 14, 2023

Objective: Fewer lawsuits involving states' infringement on civil liberties
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