Courts
Legal battle with USPS ends in victory for Christian postal worker who refused to work on SundaysThe United States Postal Service and a Christian postal worker who lost his job for observing Sunday as a Sabbath day have reached an agreement, ending a years-long legal battle. Read More
Courts
Minnesota ‘failing its female athletes’: Lawsuit challenges state policy forcing females to compete against males(The Heartlander) — A new lawsuit is challenging a Minnesota policy allowing biological males to compete in female sports, arguing it violates Title IX and disadvantages female athletes. Female Athletes… Read More
Government
New Montana law allows public school students to receive religious instruction off campusA new Montana law will allow students to be excused from school to receive religious instruction, amid a national revival of religious tolerance in the public square. Read More
Courts
Divided Supreme Court upholds ban on first-of-its-kind Oklahoma religious charter school, doesn’t set precedentA divided Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a ban on a first-of-its-kind Catholic charter school, in a case that sparked national debate on religious freedom in education. “The judgment is… Read More
Education
Lawsuit against Chicago Teachers Union proceeds, as observers seek ‘full picture’ of group’s ‘radical, political spending’(The Heartlander) — A judge has allowed a lawsuit against the Chicago Teachers Union to move forward, as the union’s own members have been suing to demand financial transparency. The… Read More