Punished for Private Prayer? Supreme Court Hears the Case of Coach Kennedy and Faith on the Field
The Supreme Court Can End a Century of Anti-Religion Discrimination
Will Justice Jackson Protect Religious Freedom?
Ketanji Brown Jackson’s recent recognition that religious freedom is a ‘foundational constitutional right’ is important. But her record is not encouraging.
Making Sense of Clarence Thomas’s Lone Dissent in a Recent Death-Penalty Case
Ramirez v. Collier will come back to haunt us in cases that have nothing to do with methods of execution.
Catholic Vote’s Edify Video Series: Anti-Catholic Amendments
Sister Dede Byrne Sues Washington Over COVID Vaccine Mandate for Health Care Workers
Religious freedom is protected under the law regardless of the popularity of the belief that is infringed.
‘Religious Freedom Matters’ Enters Its Third Season
The new season will focus on school choice.
Supreme Court Should Flag School District for Personal Foul Over Coach’s Postgame Prayer
In ‘Kennedy v. Bremerton School District,’ the nation’s highest court will clarify the Constitution’s protection of the religious expression of teachers, coaches and other public servants.
Beijing’s Propaganda Stunt Is Classic ‘Gaslighting’
Watchdog Group Calls Out Biden Administration’s Religious Exemption Tracking System
Legal scholars at the Heritage Institute’s Meese Center are reminding the Biden administration of its duty to recognize and protect conscience rights in the federal workplace.