Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Trump's Religious Liberty Commission
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the composition of President Trump's Religious Liberty Commission. The lawsuit, filed by a multifaith group, alleged that the commission lacked religious and ideological diversity, as it included only Christian and Jewish members. The plaintiffs argued that this violated the Federal Advisory Committee Act, which requires such groups to be fairly balanced. The judge ruled that the commission's composition was sufficiently diverse, noting that its members came from various sectors and had diverse life experiences. The administration defended the commission, emphasizing its commitment to promoting religious liberty. 
