The previous administration had imposed millions of dollars in fines over allegations of deceptive program pricing. The Department of Education permanently dropped its $37.7 million fine against Grand…
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FBI Investigates Possible Targeted Violence Against Christians in Seattle
The agency probes potential civil rights violations after protestors disrupted peaceful events. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI is investigating incidents in Seattle where a Christian group’s events…
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Speech and Consequence
Freedom of speech is often seen as the right to say whatever one feels, especially if it reflects personal truth. But not all speech is protected, and not all consequences are unconstitutional. So, what does the First Amendment actually protect?
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Supreme Court Upholds Sales of Native American Site for Copper Mining
The court declined an appeal against the congressional action from 2014. The Supreme Court issued a decision this week that will allow the federal government to continue its…
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Supreme Court Upholds the Block of First Religious Charter School
Justice Barrett recused herself from the case appealing the decision of the Oklahoma Supreme Court. The Supreme Court, in a split decision with Justice Amy Coney Barrett recusing…
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Faith Under Fire
According to Open Doors’ World Watch List 2025, over 380 million Christians face high levels of persecution and discrimination worldwide. In the top 50 countries alone, 310 million Christians experience very high or extreme levels of persecution
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HHS Conducts Review of Health Care Workers’ Conscience Rights Protections
The agency states that a hospital threatened the jobs of religious employees. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is conducting a compliance review into a hospital…
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President Congratulates First American Pope After His Election
Pope Leo XIV is originally from Chicago, Illinois. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected the 267th pontiff of the Catholic Church on Thursday by the cardinal conclave. There…
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President Issues Proclamation on National Day of Prayer
Declares Thursday, May 1st, 2025, as a day of prayer for the United States. For Thursday, May 1st, 2025, President Donald J. Trump issued the following proclamation declaring…
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Supreme Courts Hears Case for Catholic Charter School
Charter schools in Oklahoma have been required to be “nonsectarian.” The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Wednesday for a Catholic school’s quest to become the nation’s first…
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