U.S. House rejects nationwide school voucher amendment 311-113, while states continue to enact voucher programs
A strong, bipartisan majority defeated a problematic voucher amendment to the Parents Bill of Rights Act (H.R. 5).
BJC supports Biden administration restoring religious liberty protections to beneficiaries of government-funded services
BJC filed comments in support of the regulations proposed by nine federal agencies that restore religious liberty protections to individuals who receive taxpayer-funded services.
BJC urges SCOTUS to strengthen workplace religious accommodations under Civil Rights Act of 1964
In a brief filed in Groff v. DeJoy, BJC joined other groups in asking the U.S. Supreme Court to rule that employers can deny a religious accommodation request only if it will impose a “significant difficulty or expense.”
A quick look at religious freedom bills proposed in Georgia, Texas and South Carolina
As state legislative sessions are in full swing across the country, several are considering bills on issues related to religious liberty.
New Study: 68% of Americans disagree with Christian nationalism beliefs
A solid majority of Americans disagree with beliefs associated with Christian nationalism, according to a new survey by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) and Brookings.
State appeals court rules against Masterpiece Cakeshop in yet another Colorado anti-discrimination case
A Colorado appeals court ruled in favor of customer Autumn Scardina, who filed suit against Masterpiece Cakeshop under the CADA law for refusing to make her a pink birthday cake with blue frosting.
