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The Supreme Court could let Catholic preschools discriminate on the taxpayers’ dime

5+ day, 7+ hour ago   (1298+ words) The Supreme Court will soon decide if Colorado lawmakers violated the rights of Catholics when the state’s universal preschool bill included a Don’t Be Bigots clause. As the justices consider the case, a number of atheist and church/state separation-focused…...

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Maine Supreme Court says dad can block daughter from attending mom’s harmful church

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (1739+ words) The Maine Supreme Court has just ruled that a father can have veto power over where his daughter can attend church—after the mother took her to one that was objectively dangerous for the child in many ways. The mother…...

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Massachusetts High Court blocks Catholic statues from going up at Quincy police headquarters

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (1719+ words) Those statues were never presented to city council members when they were approving funding for the project between 2017 and 2022. Even more appalling, though, was the cost to taxpayers: $850,000, according to the Patriot Ledger, which first broke this story. Not only…...

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Texas’ Ten Commandments law is heading toward a Supreme Court showdown

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (1639+ words) In a potentially risky move, a coalition of church/state separation groups representing more than two dozen Texas families are asking the Supreme Court to consider the legality of a law forcing Ten Commandments posters into state classrooms. The request…...