Invoking a religious exemption, the Jesuit university said it would no longer recognize unions. Faculty members and labor scholars say that betrays a key principle of Catholic social teaching: workers’ right to unionize.
Invoking a religious exemption, the Jesuit university said it would no longer recognize unions. Faculty members and labor scholars say that betrays a key principle of Catholic social teaching: workers’ right to unionize.
The US Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal from three California churches challenging a state daycare rule requiring children to be allowed to choose whether...
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Many pro-life advocates are outraged by the US Supreme Court's decision to allow abortion pills to be mailed nationwide despite bans in many states, calling the order “murder by...
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Australia’s Full Court of the Federal Court ruled Friday that the founder of a women-only networking app directly discriminated against a trans-identified male by removing him from the...
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A Christian rights group is calling on Mexican authorities to investigate the disappearance of a 79-year-old Protestant missionary who has been missing for more than six weeks after...
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Pope Leo XIV will personally present his first major teaching document on AI's ethical challenges alongside the co-founder of the AI research company that recently thrust into a...
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