Politics

DOJ sides with Christian groups, IRS in Johnson Amendment appeal

The U.S. Department of Justice has come to the defense of the National Religious Broadcasters and other nonprofits with whom the Internal Revenue Service has agreed to limit enforcement of a federal law that prohibits such organizations from endorsing political candidates. 

DOJ sides with Christian groups, IRS in Johnson Amendment appeal

Over 100K sign petition asking US to stop UN from adding gender ideology to international law

A petition urging top U.S. diplomats to ensure that a clarification that the term “gender” refers to the two biological sexes is not removed from international law has garnered over 140,000 signatures amid concerns that a pending U.N. convention will be used to “criminalize legitimate pro-life and pro-family beliefs, speech, or public policy.” 

Over 100K sign petition asking US to stop UN from adding gender ideology to international law

Feds probing Massachusetts' removal of trans-identified girl from Catholic parents

The United States Department of Education is investigating a school district in Massachusetts over reports that officials there worked to socially transition a trans-identified teenager without her parents’ consent and took steps to remove the girl from her parents’ custody after they objected based in part on their religious beliefs. 

Feds probing Massachusetts' removal of trans-identified girl from Catholic parents

Judge upholds law banning religious exemptions to vaccine mandates

A lawsuit filed by parents challenging a Connecticut law that eliminated religious exemptions to school vaccine mandates has been dismissed because a law states that such exemptions are not protected under a longstanding religious freedom law.

Judge upholds law banning religious exemptions to vaccine mandates

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