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Harvard's bias against Asian students will be tested by high court

Harvard's bias against Asian students will be tested by high court

The U.S. Supreme Court will soon hear a challenge to the use of race in college admissions, a controversial topic that is returning with a twist after the court last addressed the issue in 2003.

Chris Woodward, Billy Davis
Oct 24, 2022
Case study: Danchenko trial decided by jury selection, not by jury

Posted Oct 19, 2022

Case study: Danchenko trial decided by jury selection, not by jury
Thomas More confident in Christian caregiver's case

Posted Oct 18, 2022

Thomas More confident in Christian caregiver's case
State sued for frustrating exercise of 'oldest human right'

Posted Oct 17, 2022

State sued for frustrating exercise of 'oldest human right'
'Thousands more will die' while state awaits final ruling

Posted Oct 14, 2022

'Thousands more will die' while state awaits final ruling
First Liberty follows through with legal action

Posted Oct 13, 2022

First Liberty follows through with legal action
Illegals benefiting bigtime from DC politicians – and U.S. taxpayers

Posted Oct 13, 2022

Illegals benefiting bigtime from DC politicians – and U.S. taxpayers
Job Creators hits Biden with another student loan lawsuit

Posted Oct 11, 2022

Job Creators hits Biden with another student loan lawsuit
ADF 'hopeful' that Phillips will win again

Posted Oct 07, 2022

ADF 'hopeful' that Phillips will win again
Anti-mandate health workers down but not done

Posted Oct 05, 2022

Anti-mandate health workers down but not done
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