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,…
What a Trade Principle Is Doing in Church-State Law—and Why It’s Creating New Legal Tensions In recent years,…
Ruling cites “clear constitutional violation” as state plans further appeal In a decision issued August 4, 2025, a…
Ruling denies dismissal motion and blocks state charges against entheogenic church leader On August 4, 2025, U.S. District…
Public understanding of armed conflict often arrives through filtered channels. Governments issue statements. News agencies cite unnamed sources.…
By Michael Peabody, Esq. A walk through Washington, D.C., can stir something uniquely American. Beneath the shadows of…
Jewish students at George Washington University say they were threatened, harassed, and forced to flee campus spaces last…
Court rules Idaho public charter school not required to fund faith-based instructional materials TL;DR (“too long; didnt read”)…
Justice Department says Central District injunction hampers federal agents’ ability to enforce immigration laws On August 7, 2025,…
The 1990 Smith decision curtailed religious liberty claims, but later rulings have expanded the Free Exercise Clause beyond…
The Gospel accounts of Jesus cleansing the temple are often read as a burst of righteous anger, a…