The New Republic on MSNOpinion
The Supreme Court Will Get Another Shot at Church-State Separation
A split decision prevented the religious right from creating the first public-funded religious school in Oklahoma—but they’re ...
The Forward on MSN
Jewish Group Revives Push for Public Funding for Religious Schools That Stalled at Supreme Court
Explore the debate on public funding for religious schools, as a Jewish group aims to establish a virtual charter school.
The U.S. Supreme Court considered whether a New Jersey faith-based pregnancy center may challenge a state subpoena demanding ...
Catholics celebrate the birth of the Virgin Mary, with the caption “Happy birthday, Mary!” I wish I could say Guadalupe is ...
Riverstone Academy in Pueblo is the latest school to test the legal limits of government funding for religious schools and ...
AlterNet on MSN
Supreme Court may allow religious right to strike down separation of church and state
When the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment was adopted in 1791, the Founding Fathers were clear about two things: (1) ...
A Republican U.S. representative is sponsoring a bill that would require fathers to cover half of pregnancy-related costs for ...
A Nativity scene at a Catholic church in Dedham is "divisive," the Boston Archdiocese said, because of its response to ...
Jacob Estrada has owned Lowrider Cafe in downtown Toledo since in 2019. He previously worked for Cherry Street Mission Ministries for 13 years.
The Archdiocese of St. John’s ongoing insolvency restructuring will undergo multiple significant developments in the second half of December.
The settlement confirmation effectively concludes a case that began in May 2020, when the US’s second-oldest Catholic archdiocese filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Freedom of religion is mostly construed as freedom from religion, but it also encompasses the right to practise ...
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