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Supreme Court should weigh government barriers to praying at home — yes, at home Original

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By John Bursch
| The Hill Verified
Opinion>Opinions - Civil Rights The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill by John Bursch, opinion contributor - 06/12/26 12:30 PM ET Link copied by John Bursch, opinion contributor - 06/12/26 12:30 PM ET Link copied Jacquelyn Martin, Associated Press The Supreme Court is seen on April 30, 2026, in Washington. Perhaps yours is one of the many families in our country that pauses to pray before plunging into a sumptuous dinner.
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Opinion - Supreme Court should protect kids from Colorado’s dangerous counseling law

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By John Bursch
| Yahoo Verified
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments in Chiles v. Salazar, in which a counselor is challenging a Colorado law that censors voluntary conversations between herself and her clients. Kaley Chiles sees her profession as an outpouring of her Christian faith. And although she accepts all clients, she is often sought out by clients who share her values. The law the Supreme Court will review forbids Kaley from having certain conversations on issues of gender and sexuality.
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Supreme Court should protect kids from Colorado’s dangerous counseling law

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By John Bursch
| The Hill Verified
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments in Chiles v. Salazar, in which a counselor is challenging a Colorado law that censors voluntary conversations between herself and her clients. Kaley Chiles sees her profession as an outpouring of her Christian faith. And although she accepts all clients, she is often sought out by clients who share her values. The law the Supreme Court will review forbids Kaley from having certain conversations on issues of gender and sexuality.
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