The justices upheld the Texas heartbeat law for now but didn’t stop lawsuits against it
Churches continue their ministry despite regional dangers
The conservative majority questions Maine’s exclusion of religious schools from tuition assistance
Study shows pregnant women who smoke marijuana may bring long-term harm to their babies
Some say the U.S. diplomatic boycott of the Olympic Games is too little, too late
The National Defense Authorization Act awaits approval from the Senate
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Not your mother’s pro-life protest
Methodist children’s home sues Biden administration
The U.S. Supreme Court takes up a case banning vouchers for religious schools.
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