SCOTUS Appears Sympathetic to Catholic Charities in Wisconsin Case
The Supreme Court justices appeared unpersuaded that religious organizations must ‘proselytize’ to be deemed religious by government authorities.
Results from Tag: 'supreme court'
Is It ‘Religious’ to Love God and Neighbor? Supreme Court to Decide
COMMENTARY: ‘The first commandment: You shall love the Lord your God,’ says Jesus in Friday’s Gospel. ‘The second: You shall love your neighbor.’ But is that enough to count as religion in the eyes of the law?
Can the State Tell Christian Therapists What to Say? SCOTUS Poised to Answer
COMMENTARY: In ‘Chiles v. Salazar,’ the court has an opportunity to protect the First Amendment, as well as children from gender ideology.
Supreme Court Will Decide on Parental Right to Shield Children From Gender Ideology in School
Parents represented by the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty argue that banning opt-outs violates their First Amendment right to direct their children’s religious upbringing, as the coursework conflicts with their beliefs.
Supreme Court Upholds TikTok Ban Planned for Sunday
It remains to be seen if the Chinese-owned app will be bought by an American company or what presidential action may be taken.
Detransitioner Chloe Cole Speaks at Rally on the Steps of the Supreme Court
The 20-year-old detransitioner spoke through shouts of both approval and derision.
SCOTUS Takes Up Case on Sex Changes for Minors — Here’s What You Need to Know
COMMENTARY: The Supreme Court has an opportunity to further protect vulnerable children and safeguard our Constitution from infiltration by today’s progressive ideologies.
Synod Set to Start/ Supreme Court Cases to Watch/ Recommended Movies
The Synod on Synodality part 2 at the Vatican starts in a matter of days. The Register’s Jonathan Liedl gives a preview of what we can expect from the synod discussions. Then we get a look at two cases worth watching as the Supreme Court term begins. Register columnist Andrea Picciotti Bayer brings us analysis. Finally, we get a little levity from the big screen. Register staff writer Joseph Pronechen reviews a few films that can help us lift our minds to higher things.
Looking Ahead to SCOTUS’ Fall ’24 Term
Abortion may not be on the court’s agenda during the 2024 term. but the protection of children certainly could be.
Supreme Court Allows Biden Administration to Cut Funding Over Oklahoma Abortion Dispute
The unsigned order from the high court gave no reason for the rejection, though it noted that Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch would have granted the application.
