Jackson Republicans Narrowly Survive in Failed Takeover Attempt of Party Leadership by Religious Voting Bloc
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – A coup of the Jackson Township
religious
Factbox-U.S. Supreme Court takes broad view of religious rights in key cases
(Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday issued another
Supreme Court Strikes Down Voucher Program That Discriminated Against Religious Schools
Supreme Court Strikes Down Voucher Program That Discriminated Against Religious
Left Melts Down On Cable News And Social Media Over Supreme Court Ruling On Religious Schools
Left Melts Down On Cable News And Social Media Over
Factbox-U.S. Supreme Court takes broad view of religious rights in key cases
(Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday issued another
Religious, Work Exemptions Specified in Toms River Mayor Mo Hill’s Teen Beach Curfew
TOMS RIVER, NJ – If you are under the age
Justice Department Settles Lawsuit Against Jackson Township for Discriminatory Ordinances Targeting Orthodox Jewish Religious Schools
NEWARK, N.J. – The Justice Department announced an agreement today
Jackson Township Settles Federal Lawsuit Claiming Anti-Semitism, Civil and Religious Rights Violations
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Five years ago, Jackson Township Mayor
Florida abortion ban violates Jews’ religious freedom, lawsuit says
By Brendan Pierson (Reuters) – Florida’s ban on abortions after
Lakewood Supermarket Inventory a Near Complete Loss Due Power Outage Over Religious Holiday Weekend
LAKEWOOD, NJ – A kosher supermarket in Lakewood was forced
Foreign National Involved in Religious Institution Check Theft Conspiracy Sentenced to Over Three Years in Federal Prison
Greenbelt, Maryland – U.S. District Judge Theodore C. Chuang sentenced
Court Blocks Biden Admin From Forcing Employers To Pay For Sex Changes That Violate Their Religious Beliefs
Court Blocks Biden Admin From Forcing Employers To Pay For
Foreign National Who Fled and Was Later Extradited from the United Kingdom Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Bank and Wire Fraud in Relation to Theft of Over 2,600 Checks from Religious Institutions
Greenbelt, Maryland – Florin Vaduva, age 31, of Dania Beach,
Factbox-U.S. Supreme Court takes broad view of religious rights in key cases
(Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday sided with
WHITE-CAIN And BONDI: Here’s Why One Christian Coach’s Religious Freedom Case Is So Important To All Americans
WHITE-CAIN And BONDI: Here’s Why One Christian Coach’s Religious Freedom
GEARY: With The Pandemic Coming To An End, We Should Reflect On Our Religious Liberty
GEARY: With The Pandemic Coming To An End, We Should
Religious Leader Indicted and Arrested for Coercion and Enticement of a Minor
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – A federal grand jury returned
Federal Court Rules in Favor of the Justice Department in Lawsuit Against City of Troy, Michigan For Restrictions on Places of Worship and Treatment of Muslim Religious Group
Detroit, MI – Late Friday, March 18, 2022, a federal
Washington’s two U.S. Attorneys join federal law enforcement partners to brief religious leaders on security for houses of worship
Seattle – U.S. Attorney Nick Brown of the Western District
Romanian National Sentenced to Five Years in Federal Prison for Bank Fraud and Wire Fraud Conspiracy Related to a Scheme to Steal Checks Intended for Religious Institutions from the Mail
Greenbelt, Maryland – U.S. District Judge Theodore D. Chuang sentenced
Supreme Court To Hear Case Of Woman Forced To Create Websites For LGBT Causes Against Religious Beliefs
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear the case of
Mo Hill announces Toms River Boy Scout Property Religious Services Will Continue
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River Mayor Maurice “Mo” Hill
Grosse Pointe Park Man Sentenced for Scheme to Defraud and Steal Funds from Religious Charity
DETROIT – A Grosse Pointe Park resident was sentenced today
EXCLUSIVE: Marines Describe ‘Sham’ Religious Vaccine Exemption Process
The COVID-19 vaccine exemption process in the Marine Corps gives
Foreign National Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Bank Fraud and Wire Fraud in Relation to Multiple Religious Institutions
Greenbelt, Maryland – Marius Vaduva, age 27, of Baltimore, Maryland,
Navy Servicemembers Seeking COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Religious Exemptions Handed Favorable Ruling
A federal judge in Texas granted 35 Navy service members’
Florida Man Sentenced to Over Four Years in Prison for Bank Fraud and Wire Fraud Conspiracy Involving the Theft of More Than 2,000 Checks Intended for Religious Institutions
Greenbelt, Maryland – U.S. District Judge Theodore D. Chuang sentenced
The Surprising Reason Religious Couples Are Less Likely To Get Divorced
Religious couples are less likely to get divorced despite marrying
Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments On Religious Discrimination Regarding School Choice
Harold Hutchison and Kendall Tietz on December 8, 2021 The
University Of Iowa To Pay Nearly $2 Million In Legal Fees For Religious Groups That Were Banned Over Marriage Views
The University of Iowa (UI) is going to pay nearly
Teacher’s Union Officials’ Facebook Post Says People With Religious Vaccine Exemptions Deserve To Die, Suggests GOP Commit Mass Murder
A National Education Association (NEA) Board of Directors member and
Foreign National Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Bank Fraud and Wire Fraud in Relation to a Religious Institution Check Theft Conspiracy
Greenbelt, Maryland – Mateus Vaduva, age 29, of Baltimore, Maryland,
At Lead 10 Dead After Rebel Missile Hit Religious Facility In Yemen
At least 10 people died and 25 were wounded after
Federal Judge Rules New York Must Provide Religious Exemptions For Vaccine Mandate
Bryan Babb on October 12, 2021 A federal judge ruled
Holy Hochul denies religious exemptions for COVID-19 vaccine
Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul denied Monday that there
S.C. Attorney General Alan Wilson joined 15-state brief urging U.S. Supreme Court to allow Virginia church to define its religious beliefs
(COLUMBIA, S.C.) – Attorney General Alan Wilson joined a 15-state
Attorney General Alan Wilson joins 17-state coalition in Supreme Court brief supporting religious charity’s right to hire people who share its faith
(COLUMBIA, S.C.) – Attorney General Alan Wilson has joined a