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… received five friend-of the-court briefs Monday asking it to once again affirm America’s long-standing practice of … Defending Freedom attorneys asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review the case last month after an appeals court struck … meetings have been opened with prayers offered according to the conscience of the speaker. There is no legal reason …

… City of Duluth DULUTH, Minn. — People are once again free to peacefully share their faith at the “Bentleyville Tour of … order prompted Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys to file an emergency motion last month that asked the court to enforce its injunction. “The government cannot ban the …

… it from enforcing a First Amendment ban on people desiring to share their faith at a public park during the … of the order prompted Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys to file an emergency motion Tuesday that asks the court to enforce its injunction and hold the city in contempt. …

… regardless of their religious or moral convictions, to provide insurance coverage for abortion-inducing drugs, … and digital media and directs 96.5 percent of its profits to religious non-profit causes worldwide. The publisher specifically objects to covering abortifacients. The court’s order is the third …

… No more funding bias at Texas A&M Lawsuit prompts college to revise funding policy to end discrimination against religious, political groups … v. Loftin HOUSTON — Texas A&M University has agreed to revise its student organization funding policy in the wake …

… against Christian college Dept. of Education agrees to include college in grant program Published November 15, … Fla. — Florida education officials have agreed to a settlement that will allow students at Kissimmee’s Florida Christian College to participate in a state grant program open to students at …

… vehicle lighting manufacturer is the latest company to challenge the Obama administration’s abortion pill mandate … regardless of their religious or moral convictions, to provide insurance coverage for abortion-inducing drugs, … under threat of heavy penalties. “Americans should be free to honor God at work, at home, and at church,” said …

… and that the university’s unwritten policy that led to trashing the newspaper’s bins “materialized like a bolt … having viewpoints that university officials don’t happen to favor. The argument that the independent student paper’s bins were confiscated to ‘clean up’ the campus under an unwritten policy was simply …

… enough for exemption Tyndale House Publishers latest to challenge abortion pill mandate Published October 2, 2012 … books, Bibles, and digital media. The publisher is subject to the mandate because Obama administration rules say … Tyndale House Foundation . The foundation provides grants to help meet the physical and spiritual needs of people …

… Related Case: Newland v. Burwell DENVER — In contradiction to the Obama administration’s recent claims of “unwavering” … American, including family business owners, should be free to live and do business according to their faith,” said Senior Legal Counsel Matt Bowman. “The …