As the federal government entered fiscal year 2027 on Oct. 1, we marked the 50th anniversary of the Hyde Amendment’s …
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Company Fired Remote Employee for Refusing COVID Vaccine — Now It’s Writing Her a Check
Government “leaders” flipped out during the COVID-19 pandemic, limiting worship services and refusing to grant religious exceptions for the so-called …
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CURE has joined Advancing American Freedom (AAF) and other allies in submitting an amicus (“friend of the court”) brief in Grand v. City …
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Why do secularists think they can get away with banning Christian groups from meeting while allowing secular groups to use …
Read More »New Mexico School District Settles After Firing Christian History Teacher for Teaching History
Aztec Municipal School District in New Mexico fired a Christian history teacher in July 2025 because he taught the truth …
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Christian organizations should be free to hire people who actually share their Christian beliefs and mission. That basic principle is …
Read More »Wake County Parents Demand Opt-Out From Classroom of Male Teacher Pretending to be Woman
Parents in Wake County in North Carolina are asserting their right to raise their children as they see fit, especially …
Read More »Encinitas School District Backs Down on “Pink” Lessons Without Parental Notification
We told you last year about two Christian families who sued the Encinitas Union School District in California after elementary …
Read More »Christian Mother Is Free to Adopt Regardless of Views on Sexuality
Jessica Bates wanted to give children in Oregon’s foster care system a loving home. The widowed mother of five hoped …
Read More »News for Clergy: Colorado City Backs Down After Targeting Churches in Public Park
For more than four years, three churches in Northglenn, Colorado, met regularly in a public park to worship, pray, fellowship, …
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