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Appeals Court rejects religious liberty challenge to mask requirement for grades K-5 in religious schools

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declined to halt a mask mandate in Lansing, Michigan, for schoolchildren grades K-5 attending religious schools.

New Hampshire governor signs bill establishing worship services as “essential” in future public health emergencies

New Hampshire is the latest state to enact legislation in response to the controversies surrounding COVID-related restrictions on worship services.

U.S. Supreme Court asked to decide whether social work professor at religious college is ministerial employee under Title VII

In a petition filed with the U.S. Supreme Court, Gordon College argues that the function of every professor at a religious school is ministerial and qualifies for the ministerial exception if the mission of the school is to integrate religion throughout all academic disciplines.

President Biden announces nominations to religious freedom posts

President Biden announced his intention to nominate Rashad Hussain to be U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom. He would be the first Muslim to hold the State Department position.

10th Circuit denies religious exemption to Colorado website designer with objection to same-sex marriage

The latest challenge to Colorado’s anti-discrimination law comes from a website designer who plans to begin offering wedding-related websites but who objects on religious grounds from offering sites devoted to same-sex marriages.

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