Even before President Joe Biden announced new executive orders on gun control on Thursday, Arizona had preemptively passed a law preventing the enforcement of federal gun restrictions deemed unconstitutional. Quick Facts Biden announced on Thursday that he is enacting new gun control measures using executive orders. The President is also expected...
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In what is becoming a judicial trend, a federal district court this week ruled that Wayne State University in Detroit discriminated against a Christian club and that university officials can be held liable for violating the group’s First Amendment rights. Quick Facts A federal district court ruled that officials at Wayne...
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GraceLife Church in Alberta, Canada, which catapulted into the news earlier this year after its pastor, James Coates, was jailed for holding services during the pandemic, has been shut down and barricaded by police to prevent future worship services. Quick Facts Pastor James Coates was jailed for violating Alberta’s COVID-19 restrictions...
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After Georgia passed a new voting law, liberal politicians spread disinformation about what was included in the new legislation, leading corporations to denounce the law — and their ignorance, virtual signaling, and economic warfare is hurting Georgia’s citizens and undermining America’s foundational principles of governance. Quick Facts Georgia’s new voting law...
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Over the Easter holiday, Pastor Ralph Warnock, the recently elected Democratic senator from Georgia, made headlines for tweeting a message that is antithetical to everything the Bible says about Christ’s resurrection. He wrote: “The meaning of Easter is more transcendent than the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Whether you are Christian or not,...
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas put Big Tech in his crosshairs on Monday, writing a 12-page opinion on the power of these monopolistic companies that now have the power to control and censor the constitutional right of free speech. Quick Facts The Supreme Court dismissed a case brought by Twitter users...
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In a harrowing poll, most Americans say cancel culture is a threat to their freedom and they fear that sharing their political opinions online will get them banned or fired from their jobs. Quick Facts 64 percent of respondents in a recent poll said that a growing cancel culture is a...
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Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson has signed a law that provides conscience exceptions for healthcare providers who object to performing procedures such as abortions or transgender surgeries. Quick Facts On March 26, Gov. Hutchinson signed the Medical Ethics and Diversity Act, which provides conscience exceptions for healthcare providers. Hutchinson said he supports...
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The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case to determine whether Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron can argue in defense of the state’s law banning dismemberment abortions even though the current governor is unwilling to push forward with the federal appeals process. Quick Facts Kentucky’s law was signed by then-Gov....
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The Biden administration filed an amicus brief in support of the police in a case before the Supreme Court, arguing that police officers should be allowed to enter homes without a warrant and seize someone’s firearms under the “caretaking” exception to the Fourth Amendment and — in a break with progressives — that...
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![And when they had brought them, they set them before the council: and the high priest asked them, saying, Did not we straitly command you that you should not teach in [Jesus'] name? And, behold, you have filled Jerusalem with your doctrine, and intend to bring this man's blood upon us. Then Peter and the other apostles answered and said, We ought to obey God rather than men. Acts 5:27-29](https://www.standingforfreedom.com/wp-content/uploads/sb-instagram-feed-images/166094097_904676956763778_8713142789516649175_nlow.jpg)
