Are Religious Freedom Claims Subject to Religious Bias and Political Agenda?
A new WaPo op-ed argues that the rhetoric of government officials about religious liberty is less about principle and more about political and religious bias.
High School Football “Character Coach” in Georgia to Stop Leading Team in Prayer
After a video surfaced showing a volunteer coach leading a high school football team in prayer, Dawson County officials halted the practice, citing First Amendment concerns.
Candidate Invitations by Religious Organizations Test the Limits of Tax-Exempt Laws
Two years away from an election, hosting a guest speaker may not imply endorsement in a way that it will two weeks from the start of voting, when all attention on that individual revolves around their candidacy.
U.S. House Subcommittee to Hold Hearing on Recent Religious Persecution in China
This week, a U.S. House Subcommittee will hold a hearing on recent charges of increased religious persecution in China.
Recent Rulings Show RFRA is No “Get Out of Jail Free” Card
RFRA remains an important protection for free exercise. But that doesn’t mean that those claiming their religion is burdened are automatically allowed an accommodation to circumvent the law.
Pensacola Officials Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Review Cross Decision
The City of Pensacola, Florida is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene and allow a large memorial cross to remain on public land.
