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A Surrogate’s Defiance, a Texas Court Order, and a High-Stakes Battle Over a Newborn’s Life
Can a woman legally contract away her right to control her own body?
August 2026
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Illinois Faces Federal Lawsuit Over New “End-of-Life Options” Act Mandates
CHICAGO — A coalition of Illinois physicians, a Roman Catholic bishop, and a faith-based nursing home filed a federal lawsuit in Chica…
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Safeguarding the Cornerstone: Why Founders First Freedom Matters Now More Than Ever
In an era defined by institutional friction and shifting cultural norms, the bedrock principles of American civic life are facing a quiet, s…
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Federal Court Revives Michigan Parents’ Challenge to School Gender Policy
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - A federal court in Michigan has revived a lawsuit brought by parents who claim their religious rights were violated wh…
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A Small Spa, a State Mandate, and a Constitutional Test for the Supreme Court
A Korean bathhouse in Washington State, facing state enforcement over its biology-based entrance policy, is asking the nation’s highes…
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The Wall Before Jefferson
How Roger Williams, Isaac Backus and John Leland built the argument that Madison and Jefferson wrote into law
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The True Existential Threat: A Republic at War with Itself
In today’s hyper-charged political climate, it is easy to assume that the greatest threat to the United States wears a red or a blue t…
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Capitalism and Religious Liberty: The Case Against Marxism and Theocratic Rule
What Natan Sharansky's 1986 release from Soviet prison teaches about faith and freedom
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AI Named the Wrong Suspect and a Tennessee Woman Spent Half a Year in North Dakota Jail
The tragedy of the Fargo warrant wasn't just a technological error, it was an institutional refusal to verify the facts.
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California’s AB 2777: Legal Path for Institutional Abuse Survivors. Expires 12/31/2026
California lawmakers opened an unusual window in civil litigation when Gov.
