WI Supreme Court Rules Against Catholic Charities
Sierra JohnLast Thursday, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled four to three that Wisconsin Catholic Charities, run by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Superior, are not operated primarily for a religious purpose…
WFA Files Petition to Block a “Constitutional Right” to Abortion
Tuesday afternoon, Wisconsin Family Action, Wisconsin Right to Life, and Pro-Life Wisconsin, three of the state’s leading pro-life organizations, asked the state supreme court to allow them to intervene in…
April 2nd Voting Referendums
Tuesday, April second is Wisconsin’s spring nonpartisan general election and presidential primary. Absentee ballots are already being mailed, and early in-person voting begins next week. On every ballot will be…
US District Court Rules on Christians Participating in Gender “Transition” Procedures
Last week, the US District Court of the District of North Dakota, ruled that federal nondiscrimination rules cannot be used to force Christians to participate in gender “transition” procedures. Alliance…
WILL Secures a Victory for Americans
Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty has secured a historic legal victory against the Biden Administration. A federal judge has declared unconstitutional the racially discriminatory federal laws creating the Minority…
National Problem Gambling Awareness Month
The Wisconsin Council on Problem Gambling recognizes March as National Problem Gambling Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing public awareness of problem gambling and the availability of prevention, treatment,…
Christians Excluded From Serving on a Jury
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito recently expressed concern about the decision by Missouri’s state courts to exclude Christians from serving on a particular jury because of their “traditional religious…
Immunization Exemption Expansion Bill Sits in WI Senate
Earlier this year the state Assembly passed a bill that requires publicly funded institutions of higher learning to allow students to be exempt from immunization requirements by claiming a health,…
Gov. Evers Vetoes Tax Cut for the Middle-Class
Last Friday, Governor Evers vetoed for the third time bills that would cut middle-class taxes, expand the married couple tax credit, and give retirees an incentive to stay in Wisconsin…
Marriage Is Still Desirable
Just when we think marriage might not ever recover as the sought-after status for the majority of young people and thereby form the strong societal foundation we need, we get…