Coach Joe Kennedy's resignation letter refers to a "series of actions" by the school district "meant to diminish my role and single me out in what I can only believe is retaliation by the school district," according to the Seattle Times.
49% of Americans view Bible as God-inspired but say it should not all be interpreted literally
The city's Department of Health reinstated Sister Deirdre Byrne's medical license until September.
The commission will encourage educators to teach children about American history and make plans to honor the approaching 250th anniversary of our nation's founding.
Colorado ironically strengthened First Amendment rights for creative professionals by targeting a Christian baker and may do it again with so-called conversion therapy ban before the high court.
David Brody highlights two instances in which individuals omitted the words "under God" while reciting the pledge of allegiance.
Soon after Newman filed the case, the union desegregated the board seat and committed to non-discrimination for its positions.
Still pending, however, is a former administrator's lawsuit accusing Albemarle County Public Schools of fostering racially hostile environment that led her to quit to "preserve her mental health."
Corporations are protesting alleged flaws in the company's content moderation policies.
If crowdsourced encyclopedia loathed by American conservatives is put under strict regulation, "that would have to be justified as proportionate if it were not to amount to a breach of the right to freedom of expression," judge says.