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By Russell Shaw. Outside sources try to influence Supreme Court ahead of the decision on the health care act
By Tom Hoopes. 'Under God' win comes amid continued challenges.
As the Supreme Court carried on its tradition of starting a new term the first Monday in October, Catholics in Washington, D.C., marked their own court-related tradition.
By Russell Shaw. Speculation has already begun about whom the presidential candidates would nominate if given the chance to replace a justice
The Supreme Court’s ruling in the Arizona immigration case should highlight the inevitability and necessity of a single national policy.
Will the decision serve as a corrective to an executive branch that appears to have few scruples in interfering in religious affairs?
U.S. Supreme Court to rule on legal challenge, but Catholic officials prefer to stay out of arguments over methods and means of execution
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