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A Boulder Middle Schooler Was Strangled With a Charging Cord and Called a 'Kike.' It Took a Federal Complaint to Make His School District Act
A federal civil rights complaint did in three months what two years of parental pleading, a police report and a school district's own "founded" bullying finding could...
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Two Justices Would Have Saved Her Son's Kindergarten Seat. New York's Clock Runs Out September 16.
On September 8, the Supreme Court refused to let a Catholic mother in Eastchester, New York keep her five-year-old son enrolled in kindergarten while she fights the...
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Montgomery County Banned Guns at Synagogues. It Just Admitted in Court It's Never Once Enforced the Law.
Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown tomorrow, and members of the Silver Spring Jewish Center in Montgomery County, Maryland, still do not know whether the armed volunteers who...
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An Ohio City Said He Needed a Permit to Pray at Home. Congress Just Told the Supreme Court to Reverse That.
Daniel Grand invited about a dozen friends to his house in University Heights, Ohio, in January 2021 to pray together as a minyan, the quorum of ten...
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DOJ Sued Kansas City, Kansas Schools Under FERPA. The Supreme Court Already Ruled Parents Cannot Enforce It Themselves.
The Justice Department sued Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools on Sept. 1 over an internal guideline that can keep a child's gender transition from parents. The government...
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Dana Nessel Told Michigan's Jewish Democrats to Sacrifice "the Very Future of Our Own People." The Esther Story She Used Says the Opposite.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel told a private gathering of Jewish Democrats they have a "moral imperative" to put the world's needs above their own survival. She reached...
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City of Los Angeles Opposes Olvera Street Merchants' Bid to Defend the 1929 Cross in Ninth Circuit Appeal
The City of Los Angeles is trying to keep the Olvera Street merchants out of the federal appeal over a 1929 wooden cross that stands at the...
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A Liberty University Student Lost Her $5,000 Grant Over a Music and Worship Major. The Judge Who Ruled Against Her Called the Precedent a "Stain."
Bethany Hall was collecting a $5,000-a-year Virginia tuition grant at Liberty University until she changed her major to Music and Worship. The state took the money back,...
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A Federal Appeals Court Just Used RFRA to Block ICE at Houses of Worship. A Bush Appointee Joined the Ruling.
A federal appeals court in Richmond has upheld an order barring immigration agents from enforcement actions at a named list of Quaker meetinghouses, a Sacramento gurdwara and...
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A New Orleans Teacher Says He Will Lose His Job Before He Hangs the Ten Commandments. The Supreme Court Now Has Three Petitions on Its Desk.
A New Orleans history teacher asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to stop Louisiana from making him hang the Ten Commandments on his classroom wall. The justices...
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A New Jersey District Banned Outside Mentors From Religious Clubs Only. A Federal Judge Just Gave It 14 More Days.
A New Jersey school district lets the Robotics Team bring in adult mentors. It bars them from the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, because that club is religious....
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