PRESS: Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Colorado Baker Jack Phillips
The U.S. Supreme Court voted this morning 7-2 in favor of Colorado Masterpiece Cakes owner Jack Phillips, who in 2012 refused participation in a same-sex wedding.
Author: Ryan Hite
PRESS: Phyllis Schlafly Speaks: Volume 4 Patents & Invention, Released Today!
The fourth installment of this series deals with inventors, innovation, the American patent system, and intellectual property rights.
PRESS: Trump Issues Pardon for Heavyweight Champion and Prolific Inventor Jack Johnson
Great news! Today, President Trump issued a full posthumous pardon to Jack Johnson, the heavyweight boxing champion, inventor, and entrepreneur.
PRESS: Phyllis Schlafly D.C. Event Today: American Inventors and Patents
Eagle Forum Education & Legal Defense Fund, an affiliate of Phyllis Schlafly Eagles, will host an event today titled "American Inventors and Patents: The Geese That Laid Golden…
PRESS: State Legislatures Should Reject Court’s Unleashing of Sports Gambling
St. Louis, MO: This morning, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a dreadful 6-3 decision to legalize sports gambling, in Murphy v. NCAA. If Congress and the States do not overturn…
PRESS: Phyllis Schlafly Essay Contest Winners Announced
The Eagle Forum Education & Legal Defense Fund is pleased to announce the winners of the premiere Phyllis Schlafly Essay Contest.
PRESS: Phyllis Schlafly Testifies to STOP ERA Again
Phyllis Schlafly Staffer Delivers Phyllis's Words of Warning to Illinois House Committee Today in Chicago.
PRESS: Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds Signs Heartbeat Bill!
Passage and signature mark national victory for pro-life movement. Momentum moves to Congress for HR 490.
PRESS: Illinois House Schedules ERA Hearing for Monday, May 7
Following the disappointing passage in the Senate, the IL House has planned an ERA Committee Hearing on Monday, May 7, in Chicago. St. Louis, MO: Illinois Democrats and…
PRESS: Iowa Legislature Passes Heartbeat Bill
Measure to defend pre-born children after a heartbeat is detected goes to Governor Reynolds' desk.