New Governors in Florida, Tennessee, Push School Voucher Proposals
Vouchers undermine a key principle behind the separation of church and state. Legislators should stay out of the business of religious education, directly or indirectly.
U.S. House Passes Resolution Condemning Anti-Semitic, Anti-Muslim Stereotypes
The U.S. House passed a resolution condemning hatred, bigotry, and discrimination directed at Jews and Muslims and specifically addressed “imputations of dual loyalty.”
New York General Assembly Passes Workplace Religious Freedom Bill
The New York General Assembly has passed a workplace religious attire bill several years in a row, including again last week. But this year it is expected go further.
U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Hear Church Preservation Funding Case
The Supreme Court today left intact the principle that the state may not grant taxpayer funds to houses of worship for religious purpose, for now anyway…
Roundup of News Covering Bladensburg Cross Argument
In case you missed it, here is a survey of helpful news coverage following the Supreme Court’s Bladensburg cross oral argument.
Highlights from the Supreme Court Oral Arguments in the Bladensburg Cross Case
In oral arguments today, the U.S. Supreme Court considered whether a large Latin cross on public land constitutes an impermissible preference for Christianity, or whether the cross…means something else.
