Apple Faces EEOC Lawsuit Over Alleged Religious Discrimination in Virginia
By Michael Peabody – The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed a lawsuit against Apple Inc., alleging that its Reston, Virginia retail…
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“Christ or Chaos”: Why Charlie Kirk’s Memory Could Be Co-Opted by Secular Rulers
Column openly endorses fusing faith with politics, raising urgent concerns of history repeating itself. Disclaimer: I realize that we’ve been sending out many newsletters…
Trump’s NSPM-7 Targets “Political Violence” with Broad Ideological Language
Directive cites “anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Christianity” as drivers, but critics warn definitions remain undefined and open to abuse. On September 25, 2025, President Trump…
Dissertation Spotlight: Kenneth Jørgensen on Newton
Many of you enjoyed the article we shared over the weekend on Isaac Newton, and an alert reader kindly pointed us to a follow-up…
Why the World Needs Your Faith Right Now
I write this while watching a memorial service streamed from Phoenix. You may be watching it too. There are thousands of people. Silent. Searching.…
The Voice That Wouldn’t Be Silent
The Riverbank The desert sun baked the stones white. The Jordan slid by, brown and restless, cutting through the wilderness like a scar. On…
A Legal Line Crossed? Federal Court Declines to Dismiss Charges Against Mother in Religious School Transfer Case
On August 19, 2025, Shana Gaviola, a mother of four from Clovis, California, will face trial in federal court for alleged violations of 18…
Court Reinstates Mid Vermont Christian School in Athletics After Expulsion Over Transgender Athlete Forfeit
Second Circuit rules Vermont Principals’ Association showed hostility toward school’s religious beliefs On September 9, 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second…
How the Ninth Circuit Carved Faith from Fear in the Swab Case
September 23, 2025. Portland, Oregon. The courthouse reeked of bureaucracy and Lysol, like a mausoleum for ideas. Three judges sat high above the wreckage…
Supreme Court of Canada’s 1992 Ruling in Central Okanagan / Renaud — A Foundation for the Duty to Accommodate
How a Kelowna custodian, with the help of his lawyer Karen Scott, reshaped Canadian workplace human rights In 1992, the Supreme Court of Canada…