Appeals court rules that prayer break denials, without discipline or job impact, don’t meet Title VII harm standard The Eleventh Circuit upheld a summary judgment for Mercedes-Benz U.S. International, Inc. in a case brought by Mouatasem Zienni, a Muslim worker […]
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 days while the rest of the party got rich on tech stocks and imaginary internet coins.
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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 Christian belief for millennia. Detail of a late medieval Greek Orthodox icon showing Saint Nicholas
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European officials quietly warn of dumping Treasuries if U.S. peace deal undercuts Ukraine, while Tulsi Gabbard, at a TPUSA event, claims entrenched forces resist peace European officials are privately discussing a dramatic financial countermeasure against the United States if Washington
Joe Baltas claimed prison officials denied him religious freedom, basic hygiene, and due process while in solitary. A federal appeals court upheld the dismissal of his case on qualified immunity grounds. Joe Baltas spent 47 days in a restricted housing
A federal court in New Orleans has dismissed a lawsuit filed by former Catholic priest Kesiena Dennis Obienu, who alleged employment discrimination, retaliation, and unequal treatment by the Archdiocese of New Orleans and senior clergy. The court ruled that the
TL:DR – Jolene Van Alstine, a Canadian woman with a painful but treatable condition, was approved for assisted death after being unable to access surgery through her provincial health system. Canada’s MAiD law allows nonterminal patients to qualify based on
Calvary Chapel San Jose says state orders punished religious exercise while exempting comparable secular activity Calvary Chapel San Jose wants the U.S. Supreme Court to answer a question that goes to the heart of constitutional protections: Can a church be
Sixth Circuit says Michigan law likely violates First Amendment by discriminating against religious viewpoint TLDR (Too Long / Didn’t Read Summary) On December 17, 2025, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court and ordered a preliminary injunction
