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News (USA)Anti-LGBTQ hate group petitions Supreme Court for right to fly Christian flag at Boston City Hall
After losing more than once in lower courts, Liberty Counsel recently announced its last ditch effort.
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CommentaryAnti-LGBTQ activists are now funding voter suppression & anti-vaccine conspiracies
A slew of hate groups & right-wing activists are now attacking the right to vote. If that isn’t enough, they’re also doing their best to downplay the COVID-19 vaccines.
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Bias WatchAnti-LGBTQ group still praying that God will give Donald Trump “a miraculous victory”
Even after Congress certified Joe Biden’s win, Liberty Counsel says they are “deeply engaged in stopping the steal of our 2020 elections.”
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CommentaryYour tax dollars are at work — helping hate groups act as “charities” that save millions
Lax enforcement of IRS policies allow anti-LGBTQ hate groups and white nationalists to masquerade as tax-exempt charities, saving them millions in taxes.
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Bias WatchThe official Christmas boycott list for evangelical Christians has arrived. Happy holidays!
When it comes to the War on Christmas, the Liberty Counsel can’t decide where to aim.
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PoliticsAnti-LGBTQ group will ask Supreme Court to overturn marriage equality decision
“Justices Thomas and Alito are inviting future challenges regarding Obergefell and to fix the mess the Court created,” said Liberty Counsel’s leader.
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News (USA)More defiant pastors linked to COVID outbreaks as virus ravages churches nationwide
Churches are spreading “God’s love” along with a deadly virus that’s killing their congregations. Why don’t the pastors care?
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News (USA)Trump administration gave anti-LGBTQ hate groups & televangelists millions in COVID relief funds
The American Family Association alone raked in up to $2 million. That’s more than all LGBTQ groups combined.
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NewsA Florida city’s LGBTQ nondiscrimination law was struck down by the court. So they passed it again.
The court had struck down the original ordinance on a technicality after a hate group sued.
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News (USA)
Appeals court strikes down Jacksonville civil rights ordinance after hate group sues
The law was tossed out on a technicality, but the city has promised to re-pass the LGBTQ-inclusive ordinance ASAP.
