A court decision in support of a Kentucky photographer who declines to shoot same-sex weddings is a victory for religious freedom, advocates for the First
A Christian photographer in Virginia filed a federal lawsuit seeking to overturn a law demanding that he takes pictures at same-sex weddings. Chris Herring, who
Steve and Bridget Tennes, both veterans, have served their local community through their family farm, Country Mill Farms, since 2010. They grow apples, peaches, cherries,
The mood across the board in America today is a compound of fear, frustration, and fury. On one side, we have the fear of the
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos addressed Christian media and ministry professionals on Feb. 26 during the NRB 2020 Christian Media Convention in Nashville, Tenn.
The Southern Baptist Convention’s religious freedom entity has commended a federal appeals court’s decision that a cross on public land in Pensacola, Fla., does not
A Benton County District Judge has dismissed, for the second time, a criminal charge against a public evangelist who regularly preaches outside of a Planned
Churches are enjoying a victory in a battle they never should have been forced to fight. On January 10, a U.S. district court dismissed a
The city of Atlanta has agreed to pay its former fire chief, Kelvin Cochran, $1.2 million in the wake of a December 2017 court ruling
Colorado Mesa University agreed May 8 not to require students to remove all religious references from their speeches at its nursing program’s pinning ceremony. University
Once again in California, we see that the new sexual orthodoxy trumps the Constitution. All Americans should be alarmed, and I mean increasingly so, about
Religious liberty and free speech advocates outline cases and issues to watch in the coming year. From city councils to the U.S. Supreme Court, free
When administrators aren’t required to abide by the First Amendment, can students still speak up? Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) is no Berkeley-on-the-Hudson: Nothing burned during
American college students do not understand the First Amendment’s free speech provisions, according to an August survey of 1,500 students on four major U.S. campuses.
Officers in the Chicago police force will undergo training on First Amendment rights after pro-life advocates and sidewalk counselors filed suit. Attorneys with the Thomas
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