"If retailers choose to profit from Christmas while pretending it does not exist, we encourage you to politely explain why and then patronize their competitors," explains Liberty Counsel.
Bill would revert China’s Most Favored Nation status to a pre-2001 designation, requiring renewal every year.
In a new poll shows 39% of students said they're praying more often, and 28% said they're thinking about spiritual issues more often since the coronavirus pandemic began.
Principal said they were "not appropriate" in a public school setting.
Supreme Court has ruled Congress doesn’t have the constitutional authority to define marriage under Article 1 of the Constitution.
Amid mass anti-government protests across Iran, newly published survey data indicates the Iranian people don't want reform but regime change.
Maine responded to likelihood of negative Supreme Court ruling with "poison pill" that could get Christian schools in trouble if they accept state funding, appeal says. Vermont ignored its discretion in transgender athlete dispute, school says.
"What the America First movement needs is the institutionalization of these ideas," said Russ Vought, explaining the rationale for the Center for American Restoration.
"Why should the public put much weight on allegations so flimsy that they need the protection of a contractual obligation not to deny them?" dissenting commissioner "Crypto Mom" asks.
Scalia also hinted at possible tangles between a Biden administration and the Catholic Church over birth control coverage mandates imposed under Obamacare but repealed by the Trump administration.