Posts Tagged: Supreme Court

By Gina Diorio

Flashing brake lights, honking horns, pedestrians scurrying to their destinations atop rumbling subway cars or alongside the T.

Spend any time in either of Pennsylvania’s two largest metropoles, and you’ll find yourself unable to escape the sights … Read more

Texas has abortion clinic restrictions like those recently passed in Pennsylvania that require clinics to meet the same standards as other surgery centers. After Texas’ law was passed, roughly half of the state’s clinics closed. Rather than improving safety, various … Read more

Full 2015 Voter’s Guide: pafamily.org/2015/10/election

Print: Roe v Wade – according to the Supreme Court candidates… Read more

Pennsylvania Family Institute offers Judicial Voter’s Guide with information on the statewide races – Supreme Court, Superior Court & Commonwealth Court.

Statewide Judicial Voter’s Guide … Read more

Tuesday, May 16, 2017 is Primary Election Day. Voters across Pennsylvania will be voting for municipal offices (Mayor, City Council, Township Supervisor, Sheriff, Recorder of Deeds, School Board member, etc.) and Judicial candidates.

To help you in your voting decisions, … Read more

With opinions on the definition of marriage flooding your news feed today, you’ll probably come across a few comments to the tune of “the government shouldn’t be involved with marriage in the first place.”

There is a reason the government … Read more

Freedom is the Ultimate Winner in Conestoga Wood and Hobby Lobby Supreme Court Decision

Pennsylvania Family Institute applauds ruling as important First Amendment victory

Liberty in America was affirmed and protected today as the United States Supreme Court sided with … Read more

On a cold Tuesday morning in Washington D.C., the hearing for Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood Specialties began. Here are a few quotes to highlight from the day:

1) “Under your argument, corporations could be forced to pay for abortions, … Read more

By Emily Kreps

From the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:

Attorneys representing the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Labor […] appealed two decisions by federal judges in Pittsburgh that went against the Affordable Care Act’s contraception … Read more

By Emily Kreps

A well-written column written by our friends at Family Research Council:

To the casual observer, the Supreme Court seems to have given its stamp of approval to same-sex marriage, and both Congress and the states have been … Read more