Supreme Court Unanimously Upholds Religious Freedom For Foster Parents
Editor’s Note: this article originally appeared on Religion Unplugged and has been republished with permission. BY CHELSEA LANGSTON BOMBINO On Thursday, June 17, 2021, the Supreme Court of the United […]
Hatfield Happenings: An Update from Prize Recipient Seth Billingsley
Seth Billingsley graduated in May of 2021 with Bachelor’s of Business Administration in international business and a Bachelor’s of Arts in political science from John Brown University. Seth’s research focuses […]
The Build Back Better Act is on Hold—With Better, But Still Flawed, Language About Faith-Based Child Care and Pre-K
The Build Back Better Act (BBBA—H.R. 5376) proposes greatly increased federal subsidies for child care and a new, free, universal pre-kindergarten program. These programs are intended to attract faith-based providers, […]
Where Protections from Payday Loans Exist, a New Rule Threatens to Undermine Them
As the United States begins to recover from the health and economic impacts of COVID-19, many individuals and families continue to experience economic hardship. Many were stretched thin before the […]
Where Protections from Payday Loans Exist, a New Rule Threatens to Undermine Them
BY ESTHER LAGERWEY As the United States begins to recover from the health and economic impacts of COVID-19, many individuals and families continue to experience economic hardship. Many were stretched […]