After our landmark Supreme Court victory in the Faithful Carrier case, woke corporate America got a clear message: religious accommodation is not merely a suggestion. It’s an obligation under the law.

She won a landmark First Amendment victory. The press now falsely claims she filed a ‘fake case.’  

The United States Supreme Court has ruled that Colorado cannot force a Christian website designer to create websites celebrating same-sex marriage.

Gerald Groff was forced to quit his job as a postal carrier because of his religious beliefs. He believes in the Christian Sabbath, but the USPS refused his religious accommodation request not to work on Sundays after initially granting his request.

While many in the media have covered the bankruptcy of Bed, Bath, and Beyond and its Buy, Buy, Baby stores, few talk about the larger, societal cause of the collapse of this long-time retail giant.

The House Oversight Committee has been looking into possible influence peddling by President Biden and his family. We are looking for the facts. Democrats are distorting them.  

Shoplifting, including organized retail theft, has been surging in cities across America, and a new generation of woke CEOs and state legislators are implementing unusual methods of addressing the epidemic. Actually, they are coming up with ways not to deal with the problem.  

By: John Fund – wsj.com – June 12, 2023 Frustrated by your commute? Unless you’re in the Philadelphia area, it could be worse. A Sunday tanker-truck fire in the city’s northeast caused an Interstate 95 overpass to collapse, closing a stretch of the heavily traveled road and subjecting some drivers to 43-mile detours. Gov. Josh Shapiro says reopening the freeway...

  Incentives for speed are the key. California showed the way after the 1994 Northridge earthquake. Source: How to Rebuild Fast After the Interstate 95 Collapse – WSJ

Corporations are attacking American values and, in doing so, are hurting their bottom lines. Can corporate leaders be this clueless or does the agenda trump their duties to shareholders and customers?