Search

… against their sincerely held religious beliefs” or “author specific prayers, homilies, vows, or other writings” …

The Supreme Court should make it clear that the West Virginia law protecting women’s sports should be enforced.

A pair of recently proposed state abortion laws are not “pro-choice”; they’re anti-life.

New York government agencies tried to punish New Hope Family Services because of the adoption provider’s religious beliefs.

In a pair of cases, the Supreme Court has the opportunity to begin disentangling the public and private spheres of power.

The case at issue involves a woman who identifies as a lesbian suing the Missouri Department of Corrections for job discrimination.

Our laws must ensure that educators and their students are free to speak, live, work, and learn in accordance with their faith and conscience.

The U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly affirmed that the U.S. Constitution protects the fundamental rights of parents.

The duty to notify parents arises from parents’ right to direct their children’s upbringing, care, and education.

College of the Ozarks should not have to wait until it is punished to challenge government overreach.