Three Reasons Why School Vouchers are No Friend of Religious Liberty
During this “school choice” week, remind your social media friends and followers that school vouchers are no ally of religious liberty.
Bill Requiring Public Schools to Post “In God We Trust” Proposed in Florida and South Carolina
Proposed legislation in Florida would require the state’s public schools to post “In God We Trust” in a conspicuous place. Is the purpose of the bill to promote the state’s heritage and motto? Or to promote religion?
10th Circuit Allows Religious Discrimination Suit Against Kellogg to Proceed
A federal appeals court revived a religious discrimination lawsuit brought by seventh day adventist former employees of Kellogg, claiming they were fired for refusing to work on Saturdays.
U.S. Supreme Court Requests Briefing on Church-State Issue in Travel Ban Challenge
In upholding an injunction against President Trump’s latest travel ban, the 9th Circuit did not address church-state issues, but SCOTUS has asked the parties to brief the question.
New HHS Division to Focus on Health Care-Related Religious Liberty Claims
It remains to be seen precisely how these additional investigative and enforcement resources will be used in practice.
