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The Double Edge of Religious Liberty: How the “Most Favored Nation” Theory Cuts Both Ways
What a Trade Principle Is Doing in Church-State Law—and Why It’s Creating New Legal Tensions In recent years,…
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The Law on the Wall, the Cross in the Heart
By Michael Peabody Don’t settle for stone when you’ve been given a Savior. The push to post the…
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Free Exercise Rights Are Expanding — and the Establishment Clause Is Cracking
The 1990 Smith decision curtailed religious liberty claims, but later rulings have expanded the Free Exercise Clause beyond…
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Homeland Security Seeks Supreme Court Stay of Los Angeles Immigration Stop Restrictions
Justice Department says Central District injunction hampers federal agents’ ability to enforce immigration laws On August 7, 2025,…
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Federal Judge Dismisses Parents’ First Amendment Lawsuit Over Religious Curriculum Reimbursement
Court rules Idaho public charter school not required to fund faith-based instructional materials TL;DR (“too long; didnt read”)…
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Justice Department: GWU Failed to Protect Jewish Students From Antisemitic Abuse
Jewish students at George Washington University say they were threatened, harassed, and forced to flee campus spaces last…
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The Reformation’s Democratic Legacy
By Michael Peabody, Esq. A walk through Washington, D.C., can stir something uniquely American. Beneath the shadows of…
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An American Doctor’s Unflinching Account from Inside Gaza’s Hospitals
Public understanding of armed conflict often arrives through filtered channels. Governments issue statements. News agencies cite unnamed sources.…
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Eighth Circuit Orders Minnesota Prison to Reinstate Bible-Based Masculinity Program Pending Trial
On August 14, 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit reversed a Minnesota federal judge’s…
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“Declaring Bankruptcy” in the Temple: Broken Tables, Roman Law, and the Church–State Ledger
The Gospel accounts of Jesus cleansing the temple are often read as a burst of righteous anger, a…