Catch up on the leading headlines from the news this week. An important step in standing for life and liberty is to be informed about current events. Through the Life and Liberty Brief, The Danbury Institute team helps you stay connected without being glued to the news all day, every day. Subscribe at danburyinstitute.org to receive the Life and Liberty Brief in your inbox each week. Links to the articles mentioned in today's Life & Liberty Brief can be found at danburyinstitute.org/articles.
Here's a look at the stories mentioned in this week's brief:
- RFK Jr. and President Trump move toward studying the safety of the abortion pill, RFK calling it "not a good policy"
- Maine schools stripped of funding after refusing to keep boys out of girls sports
- Religious liberty case heads to SCOTUS
- SCOTUS agrees to hear free speech case
Plus: A radio interview with Jeff Schreve and Scott Colter on American Family Radio
Read this week's brief: Life & Liberty Brief - March 16, 2025
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