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SC governor signs bill to prevent viewpoint-based debanking
ADF Senior Counsel Matt Sharp:: “No one should be denied access to basic financial services based on their political or religious beliefs. But when big banks weaponize their control of financial services to punish those with disfavored or unpopular views, they are just as threatening to freedom as Big Brother….”
US Supreme Court to decide whether Orthodox Jew’s ‘permit to pray’ case can proceed
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to hear the case of a devout Orthodox Jew suing the city of University Heights, Ohio, after officials required him to obtain a permit to pray in his home with a small group of friends. Lower federal courts threw out his lawsuit and said he needed to finish the permitting process before vindicating his constitutional rights.
US Supreme Court levels playing field for women’s sports
WASHINGTON – In a sweeping victory for women and girls, the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday upheld West Virginia’s and Idaho’s women’s sports laws, which ensure that males cannot compete in women’s sports. The win for biological reality empowers states across the country to enact and enforce similar laws protecting female athletes.
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Polk v. Montgomery County Public SchoolsGrand v. City of University HeightsLittle v. HecoxState of West Virginia v. B.P.J.Youth 71Five Ministries v. Williams
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