Written by Don Byrd Via Religion Clause, a federal district court in Colorado has ruled against a business owner who argued that enforcing a provision of state law (the Communications Clause) that bars businesses from posting their intention to discriminate on the...
Written by Don Byrd Advocates of a new school voucher system recently signed into law by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis are counting on new members of the state’s supreme court to reach a different conclusion than those that ruled a similar law unconstitutional...
Written by Don Byrd With the deadline for legislative action during the current session closing in, the Texas Senate passed a bill that purports to protect religious liberty, but is raising concerns and questions. Senate Bill 1978 and a similar bill in the House...
Written by Don Byrd A trio of Amazon employees in Minnesota claims the company perpetuates a hostile work environment for Muslim employees, according to a complaint filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Making matters worse, the workers...
Written by Don Byrd Vice President Mike Pence, in his commencement address at Liberty University over the weekend, claimed without explaining that the administration has taken “decisive action to protect religious liberty.” But he spent a large part of his...
Written by Don Byrd Georgia Governor Brian Kemp this week signed Senate Bill 83 into law. The legislation authorizes public schools to offer elective classes in the Old and New Testament to students in grades 9 through 12, making Georgia the latest in a string of...
