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1. Texas Judge Grants First-Amendment Protection for Navy Personnel

A federal judge in Texas is barring the Navy from taking action for now against sailors who have objected to being vaccinated against COVID-19 on religious grounds. U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor ...

Created on 29 March 2022

2. Judge Rebukes 2-Tiered Justice as Prayer Wins in Pivotal Jan. 6 Trial

A recent court hearing that began and ended with prayer had stunning results. The words, "The only violence my client saw on Jan. 6 was police officers beating up Trump supporters" as part ...

Created on 25 March 2022

3. Court Denial of Kim Davis' Religious Freedom Sets Up Supreme Court Issue

U.S. District Court Judge David Bunning denied the motion for summary judgment filed by former Rowan County, Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis and granted the motion for summary judgment of the plaintiffs in the ...

Created on 21 March 2022

4. An End to Abortion? Texas Supreme Court Upholds 'Heartbeat Bill

In a ruling Friday, the Texas Supreme Court delivered another legal blow to abortion providers' federal lawsuit challenging the state's abortion restrictions. The court ruled state agencies are not authorized ...

Created on 12 March 2022

5. Liberty Counsel Says Biden's Department of Defense Presented More False Information to Court

...  commanders to move religious objectors to the COVID shots out of the military as fast as possible. This is despite several injunctions delivered by courts against the DOD! Joe Biden's DOD is trying t ...

Created on 09 March 2022

6. BREAKING: Prosecutors in Charge of Trump Criminal Probe Resign

The two prosecutors in charge of the Manhattan district attorney's criminal investigation into former President Donald Trump and his business dealings suddenly resigned Wednesday, throwing the future of ...

Created on 23 February 2022

7. Judge Rebukes Military as Service Members Score Huge Victory for Religious Freedom

Last Friday evening, Judge Steven Merryday issued a stinging rebuke to the military for violating the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act by denying the Religious Accommodation Requests of service ...

Created on 22 February 2022

8. Christian Nurse Awarded $347K in Illinois Court Case for Being Forced to Refer Abortion Services

An Illinois trial court ruled Wednesday that Winnebago County must pay more than $374,000 in attorney's fees for requiring a Christian nurse to provide abortion referrals and contraception. Sandra Rojas ...

Created on 21 February 2022

9. 'Reconsider' Is Verdict From Circuit Court Judge on Airline Vaccine Mandat

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 yesterday that the lower court must reconsider its decision not to block United Airlines from enforcing a COVID-19 shot mandate for employees that requires ...

Created on 18 February 2022

10. Sandy Hook Families Settle for $73M With Gun Maker Remington

The families of nine victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School have agreed to a $73 million settlement of a lawsuit against the maker of the rifle used to kill 20 first graders and six educators in 2012. ...

Created on 15 February 2022

11. Judge Extends Emergency Relief, Questions Biden-Backed Removal of Servicemembers

... courts have no authority to order the military to abide by the First Amendment or the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act. It is clear the military is denying the religious accommodation requests ...

Created on 12 February 2022

12. Pro-Life Movement Scores Another Victory as Tennessee Bans Abortions for Down Syndrome Babies

... have similar reason bans in place. Anti-abortion group Susan B. Anthony List welcomed the court's recent decision. "The devastating toll of abortion on minority communities, people with Down syndrome, ...

Created on 05 February 2022

13. CN Morning Rundown: Controversial Pastor's 'Burning Service' Aimed to 'Give the Devil a Black E

Here's a quick summary of the top stories on charismanews.com: Controversial Pastor's 'Burning Service' Aimed to 'Give the Devil a Black Eye' Controversial Pastor Greg Locke has made good on his pledge ...

Created on 04 February 2022

14. Limitations Won't Stop Oregon Church From Feeding the Homeles

One Oregon church is claiming its religious liberties have been violated after city officials restricted the number of times its benevolent ministry can feed the homeless. St. Timothy's Episcopal Church ...

Created on 04 February 2022

15. Court Victories Continue for Military Members Wrongfully Denied Religious Exemptions

In the temporary restraining order granted in the U. S. District Court of Florida in Tampa last night, federal Judge Steven Merryday acknowledged the Department of Defense's unlawful discriminatory actions ...

Created on 03 February 2022

16. Florida Judge Grants Teen Appeal to Have Abortion Without Parental Consent

A Florida judge has granted a 17-year-old Tampa teenager her appeal to seek an abortion without parental consent. The high school junior "lives with her father, who does not believe in abortion except ...

Created on 02 February 2022

17. The Fight's Not Over for New York Health Care Workers Wanting Vaccine Exemptio

... the state of New York's refusal to honor religious exemptions for the health care worker COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The filing is in light of the Supreme Court's Jan. 13 decision upholding the Biden administration' ...

Created on 01 February 2022

18. Biden COVID Vaccine Mandates Continue to Deteriorate in Courts

... care workers, educators and even children. The courts recognize the constitutional protections against these lawless mandates and are striking them down one by one. For example, here's the various courts' ...

Created on 28 January 2022

19. Persecuted Christian Bakers Redeemed with Huge Court Victory in Oregon

The Oregon Court of Appeals has reversed part of a state decision that forced Christian bakers Aaron and Melissa Klein out of business by penalizing them $135,000 for refusing to create a custom cake for ...

Created on 28 January 2022

20. DeSantis Says Pro-Life Bill 'Strongest in Florida in Decades' and It's Gaining Moment

Some 200 guests attended the Florida Family Policy Council's Pro-Life, Pro-Family Days prayer breakfast on Jan. 25, hosted by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. The governor spoke along with Abby Johnson and Kat ...

Created on 28 January 2022