Two mothers in Watertown, New York, have filed suit in a federal trial court, challenging school officials for allowing the teacher to expose their children to sexually inappropriate and explicit materials. The controversy developed after […]
On November 17, 2025, without explanation, the Supreme Court denied an appeal in Cambridge Christian School v. Florida High School Athletic Association. At issue was the refusal of state athletic association officials to allow representatives of the […]
On December 2, 2025, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in First Choice Women’s Resource Center v. Platkin, a potentially far-reaching dispute over whether public officials could, without justification, investigate the activities of a faith-based, pro-life […]
Defending Education v. Olentangy Local School District Board of Education is a victory for free speech and common sense. A divided Sixth Circuit temporarily enjoined officials in Ohio from compelling students to use the “preferred […]
A grave violation of religious freedom continues in New Britain, Connecticut. In Arroyo-Castro v. Gasper the federal trial court denied a teacher’s First Amendment speech and religion claims after officials suspended her for insubordination, involuntarily placing her in an administrative position for having […]
Mid Vermont Christian School v. Saunders is a win for religious liberty, female student-athletes, fair play, and common sense. The Second Circuit, reversing an earlier order to the contrary, reasoned that educational officials, parents, and the […]
The September 30th ruling, St. Mary Catholic Parish in Littleton v. Roy, is a major setback for religious freedom. In the most far-reaching part of its order, the Tenth Circuit Court unanimously ruled that two Catholic […]
On September 18, 2025, a federal trial court judge in Michigan allowed a parental claim to proceed against educators who followed a board policy under which they “actively concealed” their actions in changing the gender […]
After two years, the Ninth Circuit Court finally put the welfare of two siblings who were in foster care ahead of gender ideology. Reversing an earlier order to the contrary, the court found that because […]
As reflected in a recent case from Indiana, “the wheels of justice grind slow[ly] but exceedingly fine[ly].” On August 5, 2025, a divided Seventh Circuit, on its third try, finally ruled in favor of a Christian […]
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