Today, the United States Supreme Court upheld Jack Phillip’s freedom to peacefully live and work consistently with his beliefs by rejecting a biased and hostile ruling from the Colorado Civil Rights Commission that violated the Free Exercise Clause. Tolerance...
Last year, the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska announced plans to build a casino on property they own in Carter Lake, Iowa. However, it faces significant legal opposition. Lawsuits immediately loomed following the announcement. The city of Council Bluffs, Iowa, and now...
UPDATE: On May 24th, three judges on the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia heard oral arguments over the lawsuit, Doe v. Boyertown Area School District. Judges Theodore McKee, Patty Shwartz, and Richard Lowell Nygaard ruled 3-0 against student privacy....
Late last night, the Kansas Legislature passed the Adoption Protection Act, making Kansas the ninth state to protect the right of faith-based adoption agencies to continue their good work. Kansas followed Oklahoma, which also passed a similar measure yesterday. Eric...
Our leaders are the architects of our communities. They lay the foundation for the future of our children and grandchildren. When you walk into the polling booth on May 15th, you are casting your ballot for the kind of state you want Nebraska to be. As a U.S. citizen,...
