Nine federal entities announced Monday a new rule loosening requirements on faith-based organizations that receive federal grant money. In announcing the rule, the administration argued it would treat religious organizations equally and allow them to maintain legal protections even while participating in federal programs. SUPREME COURT SIDES WITH COLORADO CHURCH, NJ RELIGIOUS LEADERS OVER STATE CORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONSFirst Liberty Institute, a conservative non-profit, praised the new rule. “Faith-based organizations efficiently and effectively provide a plethora of services to Americans in need. And some faith-based groups have committed to making referrals even if it isn’t required, the agencies wrote.

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