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It may be hard to believe but Jack Phillips, the Colorado baker who won a Supreme Court ruling in 2018, is still in and out of courtrooms fighting for his First Amendment right and freedom of conscience.
Opponents are using a false narrative to attack the Supreme Court's decision last week protecting the free-speech rights of a Christian web designer.
Colorado business owner Jack Phillips, made famous for his victory at the U.S. Supreme Court, is being defended in a second legal fight that mirrors his first: The right to refuse to be coerced against his will on the basis of his First Amendment rights.
Attorneys for a baker are hoping the Colorado Supreme Court will put a stop to his legal battles.
How can the Left praise progressives for bringing their views into the workplace, then turn around and sue believers who do the same?`
How did America, "home of the brave," become a place where you can be punished for refusing to celebrate something you believe is wrong?
A legal advocate for religious freedom says it's critical that the Supreme Court get it right this year when it rules on the 303 Creative case.
Intolerance for those who hold to biblical values was on full display recently when a Virginia restaurant decided, at the last minute, that a pro-family group wasn't welcome to hold an event there.
A free-speech case that will be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court next week is expected to be an important legal test for First Amendment-protected rights. It also represents a second chance for the high court to defend religious liberty in a highly secularized culture.
Though there's a chance that we haven't heard the last of a court challenge involving a California cake artist, one attorney thinks the issue is nearly settled.