Supreme Court Will Hear Case Challenging Colorado Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’ for Minors
More than 20 states either restrict or outright ban this form of therapy. The Supreme Court’s decision could set nationwide precedent.
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Supreme Court to Hear Catholic Charities Case on Whether Serving the Poor Is Religious Act
Wisconsin Catholic Charities agency in the Diocese of Superior has argued that caring for those in need is part of its religious mission as a Catholic organization.
A Look at the Religious-Freedom Cases That Could Be on the Supreme Court Docket This Term
To get a lawsuit on the docket, four of the nine justices must agree to hear the case.
Court Cases in Tennessee and Texas Generate Supreme Concern for Children
COMMENTARY: Taken together, these two cases underline the desperate nature of threats facing children — and the fact that powerful, well-funded institutions want to do them harm.
Possible Biden Effort to Reform Supreme Court, Add Term Limits Draws Concern and Support
The president disclosed his plans for major reform during a Zoom call with the Congressional Progressive Caucus, according to sources who spoke to several media outlets.
Supreme Court’s Chevron Decision Restores Constitutional Order
COMMENTARY: Overruling Chevron is an important first step toward safeguarding religious freedom by restoring the proper balance between the three branches of government.
How the Supreme Court Silenced the Voice of the Fathers
Why, in two years since Dobbs, have we not seen state legislatures directly challenge the outcome of Danforth?
Divided Supreme Court Hears Emergency-Room Abortion Case: DOJ vs. Idaho’s Pro-Life Law
The Supreme Court’s decision in this case could have far-ranging effects on protections for unborn children in Idaho and more than 20 other states that have passed pro-life laws in the past few years.
US Supreme Court: Idaho Can Enforce Ban on Sex Changes for Children
In a 6-3 decision on Monday, the high court ruled that the lower appellate court had gone too far when it blocked Idaho from enforcing the law altogether. The decision, however, does not settle the question of whether the law is constitutional.
PHOTOS: Pro-Life and Pro-Abortion Activists Hold Dueling Rallies Outside Supreme Court
Justices were hearing oral arguments in a high-stakes abortion-pill case.
