religious liberty

The case of a county clerk from Kentucky who refused to sign a marriage license for a same-sex couple in 2015 could make its way to the U.S. Supreme Court

The culture of the U.S. military is being politically altered. This includes troops being forced to take “white privilege training,” forced narratives...

A group of Maine nurses are headed to the U.S. Supreme Court over violations of their constitutionally guaranteed religious liberties. They are asking the High Court to review lower court rulings that upheld some portions of Democrat Governor Janet Mills’s vaccine mandates for hospitals and health care workers.

A lawsuit was filed on Aug. 8 in a federal court in Boston against Massachusetts state officials, accusing them of denying a married Catholic couple a license to serve as foster parents because of the couple’s religious beliefs concerning marriage, sexuality, and gender.

A resolution of disapproval introduced by Republican senators James Lankford of Oklahoma and Ted Budd of North Carolina would cancel a Biden administration regulatory rule that limits the First Amendment rights of religiously oriented federal contractors providing social services through the government.