Philadelphia

The ruling applies to the city of Philadelphia's contract with Catholic Social Services to provide foster care certifications. 

The case revolves around whether a Catholic foster care agency contracting with the city of Philadelphia has to follow the city's antidiscrimination law.

In one of Justice Amy Coney Barrett's first cases, the court will consider whether faith-based groups that hold government contracts have a right to discriminate.

The Department of Justice filed a brief in an upcoming Supreme Court case, urging the court to allow such discrimination if rooted in religion.

Three employees say black and brown workers were hidden from cameras, while white people were bused in for background shots.

Dante Austin, the first person to hold the job, is being remembered as a tireless advocate.

The city of Philadelphia was within its rights to end a contract with a foster care agency that won't place children with LGBTQ people, the court ruled.