by ACLU After careful review of the executive order covering the Johnson Amendment signed by President Trump today, the American Civil Liberties Union has determined not to file a lawsuit at this time. American Civil Liberties Union Executive Director Anthony D. Romero issued the following statement: “Today’s executive order signing was an elaborate photo-op with …
by Christine Dhanagom Life Site Girl Scouts of Colorado has announced that 7-year-old Bobby Montoya, who was initially turned away from a local Girl Scout chapter on the grounds that he is not a girl, will be allowed to join since he “identifies” as a girl. Rachelle Trujillo, vice president of communications with Girl Scouts …
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by Pete Baklinski President Donald Trump signed an executive order on religious liberty this morning. The order, titled “Promoting Free Speech and Religious Liberty,” allows churches to speak about politics from the pulpit while keeping their tax-exempt status and it provides regulatory relief for ordinary Americans who don’t subscribe to gender ideology or believe in …
by Bob Unruh WND Faith leaders are praising what they hope is a first step by the Trump administration to protect religious liberties that were put in a bull’s-eye by the Obama administration. President Trump signed an executive order Thursday instructing that churches be given the widest freedom possible from the Johnson amendment of 1954 …
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by Bob Unruh WND The U.S. House voted Thursday to adopt the American Health Care Act, a replacement for Obamacare that would pull down some of the pillars of the law described by Republicans as failing and which many insurers are fleeing. The bill now goes to the Senate, where it likely will be amended …
By Andrew West Constitution It has been a long, uphill battle for Donald Trump during his first 100-some days in office, but today, a victory was had. On his second attempt to cash in a campaign promise to repeal and replace Obamacare, a disastrous piece of healthcare legislation leftover from the previous administration, the President …
by Fox News Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com The House overwhelmingly voted Thursday to impose new sanctions on North Korea amid heightened tensions over its nuclear and ballistic missile programs. The vote, 419-1, targets North Korea’s shipping industry and use of slave labor. It also requires that the Trump administration report to Congress within …
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by Lianne Laurence Life Site News A Kentucky family court judge won’t hear adoption applications by “practicing homosexuals” because he believes such adoptions are never in the child’s best interest. Judge W. Mitchell Nance released an order April 27 stating he’s ethically required under the state’s judicial code of conduct to recuse himself from cases …
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Peter LaBarbera Life Site News The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a challenge to an Appeals Court ruling that upheld a California law banning pro-heterosexual change therapy for minors. This is the fourth time that the highest court has turned back a legal challenge to such a law. The 2012 California law, …
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by Andrew West Constitution Kim Jong Un has been running his mouth for long enough regarding his nuclear capabilities, according to recent missile launches by the United States. While Kim and his North Korean military have twice failed to launch even the simplest of ballistic missiles in recent weeks, they continue to posture and provoke …
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