Legislation could soon head to the General Assembly, where it is expected to pass easily
U.S. State Department officials say protecting religious freedom is essential for the region’s future
Little Sisters and other cases on hold as the federal government begins possible revision of nonprofit regulation
Nova Scotia appeals court declares Barrister’s Society cannot deny recognition to Trinity Western students
Activists and attorneys at the Democratic National Convention make clear: No religious exemptions to gay agenda
Proposed legislation seeks to cripple faith-based higher education in California
New York City Department of Education reacts to anonymous complaint about a building it leases from Catholic group
Partisanship divides interpretations of the First Amendment Defense Act
While the state revised the brochure explaining the Iowa Civil Rights Act, opponents say the law remains too vague
Attorneys representing two churches continue their quest for full exemption from the law
