Vol. 72 Nbr. 9, October 2019

Index

• Ariz. Town Discriminated Against Residents, Court Says.
• Federal 'Watchlist' Ruled Unconstitutional.
• Ky. Officials Ordered To Pay Fees In Kim Davis Case.
• N.M. City Tries Crowdfunding To Pay For Decalogue Case.
• Laboring Against DISCRIMINATON: Americans United Blasts New Federal Rules That Could Leave Millions Of Americans Out Of A Job For Being The 'Wrong' Religion.
• FROM NO AID TO MUST AID? A Pending U.S. Supreme Court Case Could Compel States To Pay For Religious Education.
• CRUCIAL CASES: High Court To Deliberate LGBTQ Employment Discrimination.
• Come Together: Americans United Announces Plans For D.C. National Advocacy Summit March 22-24, 2020.
• The Blame Came: Whenever Something Terrible Happens, Christian Nationalist Extremists Are Quick To Point The Finger At Separation Of Church And State.
• The Courts And Christian Privilege: The Law Must Grasp A Changing America.
• Federal Appeals Court Allows 'Theist-Only' Invocations In Pa.
• Ky. Schools Post Dollars To Meet New 'In God We Trust' Sign Law.
• Appellate Court Permits Religion-Based Discrimination In Minn. Videographer Case.
• Federal Court Rejects Texas Lawsuit Aiming To Ease Way For Secular Weddings.
• Md. County Settles Lawsuit Over Legislative Prayer Practices.
• Miss. Wedding Venue Says It Will Not Serve Mixed-Race Couples.
• Ky. County Education Officials Sue Ark Park Over Tax Evaluation.
• N.J. Appeals Court Allows Assisted-Suicide Law To Go Into Effect.
• Minn. Court Says Church Officials Have Right To Tear Down Damaged Building.
• Ariz. Court Allows Religion-Based Discrimination.
• Online Church Seeks Right To Officiate At N.C. Weddings.
• Saudi Arabia Permits Women To Travel Abroad.
• State Court Upholds N.Y. Vaccination Law.
• Times Got You Down? Try This Uplifting Film.