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Court Rules: Fear of Firing Is Not “Adverse Action” in Religious Prayer Case
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that an employee cannot sue for religious discrimination if they never faced actual discipline. Moua…
December 2025
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Europe Floats Selling U.S. Debt as U.S. Peace Deal Talks Continue; Gabbard Says ‘Deep State’ Blocking Peace
European officials quietly warn of dumping Treasuries if U.S. peace deal undercuts Ukraine, while Tulsi Gabbard, at a TPUSA event, claims en…
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From Roman Prison to Nicene Creed: The Forgotten Life of Saint Nicholas
Long before sleigh bells and North Pole legends, Nicholas of Myra stood in chains for his faith and walked into a council that would shape C…
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The Great Silver Breakout: Panic in the Paper Casino
For forty years, the silver bug has been the whipping boy of the financial world—the lunatic in the corner shouting about the end of d…
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Fear Isn’t Enough: Muslim Worker’s Prayer Break Lawsuit Dismissed Over ‘Speculative Harm’
Appeals court rules that prayer break denials, without discipline or job impact, don’t meet Title VII harm standard The Eleventh Circu…
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Church Fined $1.2 Million for Worship During COVID Restrictions Asks Supreme Court for Relief
Calvary Chapel San Jose says state orders punished religious exercise while exempting comparable secular activity Calvary Chapel San Jose wa…
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When Canada's Health System Says “No”, Its Assisted Suicide System Says “Yes”: The Van Alstine Case
TL:DR – Jolene Van Alstine, a Canadian woman with a painful but treatable condition, was approved for assisted death after being unabl…
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Federal Judge Dismisses Former Priest’s Discrimination Lawsuit Against Archdiocese of New Orleans
A federal court in New Orleans has dismissed a lawsuit filed by former Catholic priest Kesiena Dennis Obienu, who alleged employment discrim…
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Inmate’s 47 Days in Isolation Sparked a Constitutional Lawsuit — But the 2nd Circuit Said the Law Wasn’t Clear Enough
Joe Baltas claimed prison officials denied him religious freedom, basic hygiene, and due process while in solitary. A federal appeals court…