U: The other scarlet letter
A conservative attorney expects many lawsuits will be filed over the civil rights violation President Joe Biden’s policy involving federal employees and vaccinations presents.
Amid homeschooling explosion, PJI cheers for church-based co-ops
Home-based education has exploded across the U.S. during the virus pandemic, and a legal group that supports that effort is helping determined parents and welcoming churches come together.
UMass student challenging school’s vaccine policy
A student who says he “will never be an anti-vaxxer” is suing his university over its requirement that everyone on campus be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Will high court hear appeal of homeless ministry?
A ministry that helps Seattle’s homeless is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to protect its freedom to hire and employ those who share its biblical beliefs.
Strong families are the key to a strong America
The nation’s premier organization engaging directly in campaigns and advocacy on behalf of the family has a new project it hopes will make politicians more concerned about families.
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