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A reader asked us to cover Chatrie v.
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Author: Michael Peabody
My 12-Year-Old’s Orrery Would Be Illegal Under California’s New 3D Printer Bill – Stop AB 2047
Sacramento has a new target, and it is not a criminal.
Britain’s Smoke-Free Generation
The Tobacco and Vapes Bill has cleared both the House of Commons and the House of Lords, and what it says, stripped of the parliamentary…
When the Shepherd Doubts the Garden: Do American Pastors Truly Believe the Bible?
There is something quietly heartbreaking in a survey that should have been unremarkable.
The Texas Ten Commandments Poster Decision: Should Adventists Sit This One Out?
On a similar issue in 1893, Ellen White told A.T. Jones the law was unjust, then she told him Adventists should not be the ones…
The Crooked Diamond: How Slave Traders Reshaped the Nation’s Capital
This article is part of ReligiousLiberty.TV’s ongoing series marking the 250th anniversary of the United States, examining the constitutional compromises, legal ambiguities, and democratic deficits…
Fifth Circuit Upholds Texas Law Requiring Ten Commandments in Classrooms
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Pennsylvania Court Orders Medicaid to Cover Abortions – Review and Path for Appeal
Allegheny Reproductive Health Center v.
Latter Day Saints Church Sues Independent Podcaster Over Branding
A complaint filed in federal court in Utah raises hard questions about intellectual property rights, public confusion, and how religions protect their brands online.
Can Catholic Publicly-Funded Preschools Reject Kids Based on Their Parents? Supreme Court to Decide
Note: Earlier today we sent out an article on this case that some readers complained was too difficult to get through on a Monday morning.