The Education Department wants to rescind administrative protections for religious liberty
A rule in Jacksonville, Fla., vaguely bans making customers feel “unwelcome”
In two appeals, the Supreme Court considers social media platforms’ immunity for terrorist acts
One district’s policy could keep parents in the dark
A jilted priest is allowed to sue over alleged defamation
Fired city employees appeal to courts for redress
The case challenges state involvement in church employment disputes
The faculty calls for the president’s resignation
Temporary order protects only a minority of physicians in the state
Jack Phillips appeals a court ruling over a gender-transition cake
