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Precedent's on school president's side

Precedent's on school president's side

Despite what FIRE claims, an advocate for family values asserts that the president of a Texas university did not violate the Constitution when he cancelled a student-planned drag show.

Bob Kellogg
Mar 29, 2023
Rosenberg says Netanyahu went too far with Supreme Court veto

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Rosenberg says Netanyahu went too far with Supreme Court veto
An appeal for religious liberty

Posted Mar 27, 2023

An appeal for religious liberty
ADF: Courts need to stop 'injustice on the track'

Posted Mar 27, 2023

ADF: Courts need to stop 'injustice on the track'
Blaming society, ignoring responsibility isn't biblical

Posted Mar 24, 2023

Blaming society, ignoring responsibility isn't biblical
D.C.'s everyone-can-vote law swiftly challenged by lawsuit

Posted Mar 24, 2023

D.C.'s everyone-can-vote law swiftly challenged by lawsuit
Dershowitz: I voted against Trump – but attempts to 'get' him smack of McCarthyism

Posted Mar 23, 2023

Dershowitz: I voted against Trump – but attempts to 'get' him smack of McCarthyism
Chances slim Christian educators who were fired, then rehired, will be invited to 'Equity' committee

Posted Mar 23, 2023

Chances slim Christian educators who were fired, then rehired, will be invited to 'Equity' committee
Religious liberty champion returns to coaching

Posted Mar 23, 2023

Religious liberty champion returns to coaching
School district hit with lawsuit after refusing return of Christian club

Posted Mar 22, 2023

School district hit with lawsuit after refusing return of Christian club
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