Dr. Scott Jensen has been subject to four investigations since he first questioned changes to death-certificate reporting. Each exonerated him — and now he's facing a fifth.
Orientation video doesn't mention classics professor Joshua Katz or his controversial Quillette essay, however.
EEOC complaints say union refused to defend their employment rights against religious discrimination, "disparaged" their Christian beliefs.
Republican attorneys general, lawmakers join Christian, Jewish, Muslim groups to defend Union Gospel Mission's right to hire only "coreligionists."
Obama administration policy was based on "statistically illiterate" report and selectively highlighted disparities, they say.
Likely to be enforced against conservatives, libertarians and those with "traditional religious" views, Christian group warns.
303 Creative's Lorie Smith can denounce same-sex marriage on websites she creates for gay weddings, Colorado solicitor general argues before SCOTUS. Justices offer hypotheticals about black mall Santas and KKK-clad kids, unfaithful Jews, gay-only wedding announcements.
Democrat touts faith, but says he won't apply it to public policy.
Military plaintiffs include two Navy SEALs, a Navy EOD Officer, a Navy senior chief petty officer, a Navy chaplain, two Marine lieutenant colonels, two Marine lance corporals, an Air Force major, an Air Force technical sergeant, an Army National Guardsman, an Army colonel, and a Coast Guard lieutenant.
Some 59% of all Catholics said the country is on the wrong track.
