R. George—There is important breaking news this morning out of the Supreme Court, where the Justices handed down today a 9-0 ruling in favor of religious liberty. They ruled that the City of Philadelphia violated the First Amendment for refusing to contract with Catholic Social Services as a foster-care provider because of the agency's unwillingness to certify same-sex couples as foster parents. This is a great win for religious freedom, and we will be sure to offer some more analysis in the coming weeks.
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In a unanimous ruling by the US Supreme Court today in the case of Fulton v. Philadelphia, the Court held that the City of Philadelphia violated the First Amendment for refusal to contract with Catholic Social Services (CSS) to provide foster care services because of the agency's unwillingness to certify same-sex couples as foster parents.
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