We must be and we are united against hateful rhetoric and violence directed against any religious community. Practicing our faith free of fear must be protected, by our government and by us all.
The school funding lawsuit in Maine is just the latest in a string of cases testing the reach of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Trinity Lutheran Church.
In remarks today, AG Jeff Sessions announced a review to determine if religious entities are being denied access to federal grants and other government benefits out of no-establishment concerns.
For the second time in the last five years, the 7th Circuit appeals court will rule on a church-state challenge to the clergy housing allowance.
Students in an Oklahoma school district who are Cherokee tribal members will be allowed to wear ceremonial eagle feathers during graduation after the state AG offered his support.
South Carolina is asking the Trump Administration to allow religious child placement services to discriminate on the basis of religion under RFRA.