Business News

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  Cartoon Network promotes LGBT 'pride month' to young children

  Cartoon Network, the popular television channel watched by millions of children, promoted LGBT Pride Month by using one of its widely popular shows to encourage fans to “stand proud” this June.

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  Twitter CEO, 180 other company leaders claim abortion bans are 'bad for business'

  Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and leaders from about 180 companies have signed a letter stating that laws restricting abortion are “bad for business.” Meanwhile, over three dozen state prosecutors are vowing to not enforce laws that restrict access to abortion.

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  Jack Phillips faces third lawsuit over refusal to make gender transition cake

  Christian baker Jack Phillips of Colorado is facing a third lawsuit over his refusal on religious grounds to make certain cakes, the latest legal battle for the Masterpiece Cakeshop owner.

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  Christian florist who refused to work gay wedding loses again in Washington court

  The Washington Supreme Court has again ruled against Christian grandma florist Barronelle Stutzman who faces the risk of crippling fines for refusing to create floral arrangements for a same-sex wedding.

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  NBC, CBS accused of censoring Alex Trebek's ‘prayers’ statement

  CBS and NBC edited out or ignored comments “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek made about prayers helping his recovery, according to a conservative media watchdog group.

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  Texas sues city over internal documents related to Chick-fil-A ban

  Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against San Antonio to make them comply with an investigation into whether the city’s recent decision to ban Chick-fil-A from an airport constituted religious bigotry.

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  Disney threatens to boycott Georgia over heartbeat abortion ban

  Disney is threatening to quit doing business in Georgia over the state’s recently passed law banning abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected..

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  FAA investigating airports for religious discrimination over Chick-fil-a bans

  The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating whether two airports are committing religious discrimination in their attempts to ban Chick-fil-A.

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  Google changes policy after complaints about pro-life pregnancy center ads

  Internet giant Google has initiated a new policy requiring pro-life pregnancy centers and abortion clinics to get “clearance” before they can advertise through the search engine.