Federal courts have struck down multiple partisan gerrymandering maps in recent weeks, raising questions about the future of electoral district-drawing and its impact on representation. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is set to decide whether Catholic preschools can refuse to admit children based on religious affiliation, testing the boundaries of free exercise rights against anti-discrimination laws. These legal battles highlight ongoing tensions between faith, governance, and civil rights in the U.S. judicial system.
Plus: Gerrymandering failures, Supreme Court to rule on Catholic preschool, and more...
