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1. Crossing Paths: Christians and City Hall Locking Horns in Freedom Battle

A heated legal battle over religious freedom has erupted in a small town outside of San Francisco, California, where a group of dedicated Christians is fighting to reinstall a 28-foot cross that was ...

Created on 20 July 2023

2. Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Defends Children's Chalk Cross Amid First Amendment Debat

... of the First Amendment. In a letter to Sanders dated June 28, AU acknowledged a complaint received regarding the large depiction of a Latin cross at an entrance to the Arkansas Governor's Mansion, referencing ...

Created on 05 July 2023

3. The Uncompromising Faith of America's Founders Is Alive Toda

Enshrined in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution is the right to freedom of religion. This right is the freedom that is listed first in the Bill of Rights. At America's core, the ability of every ...

Created on 03 July 2023

4. Confusion Nation: What Does the Supreme Court Decision Against Coercion Really Say?

... first time in its history, grants a business open to the public a constitutional right to refuse to serve members of a protected class." And she claimed that the ruling comes amid a "backlash to the movement ...

Created on 03 July 2023

5. Christians at Risk of Deplatforming as Corporations Crack Down on Free Speech

The First Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees freedom of speech and religion for every individual. It is a fundamental right that has been protected for centuries and is at the core ...

Created on 23 May 2023

6. VA Hospital Removes Cross Display Resulting in Furor from Lawmakers

... to Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis R. McDonough to address concern for why it was removed in the first place: "We write to express our deep concerns regarding the Central Texas Veterans Health Care ...

Created on 22 May 2023

7. New Conservative AI Chatbot Harnesses the Power of 'The Gipper

The world of artificial intelligence (AI) has just welcomed a new member, an AI chatbot named after President Ronald Reagan called "GIPPR." This is a significant milestone, particularly for conservatives, ...

Created on 08 May 2023

8. Will Texas Legislation Return Ten Commandments to Classrooms?

The state of Texas took a big step forward in promoting the values and beliefs of the Christian faith by advancing a bill that requires the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. ...

Created on 04 May 2023

9. 'Outrageous!': Are FBI Agents Spying Inside American Churches

... free to exercise their fundamental First Amendment rights without worrying that the FBI may have planted so-called 'tripwire' sources or other informants in their houses of worship." This stemmed from ...

Created on 24 April 2023

10. Judge Threatens Preacher with Arrest for Using Bible Verses Online

... has stepped in to help Rich Penkoski. They're asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to overturn the five-year restraining order against him, denouncing it as excessive and a clear violation of the pastor's First ...

Created on 18 April 2023

11. 'Canceled' Former Texas AG Chaplain Fights for First Amendment Right

... their ideology, he was dismissed. Now, Fox's lawyers are fighting for his religious beliefs and the alleged violation of his First Amendment rights. "A government that can coerce and silence someone because ...

Created on 19 August 2022

12. Religious Freedom Touchdown?: Supreme Court Leans in Favor of Football Coach Fired for Silently Praying on Field

... on two questions: (1) Whether a public school employee who says a brief, quiet prayer by himself while at school and visible to students is engaged in government speech that lacks any First Amendment protection; ...

Created on 26 April 2022

13. Praying Football Coach's Case Comes Before Supreme Court Toda

The Supreme Court will tackle a dispute between public school officials and a former high school football coach who wanted to kneel and pray on the field after games. The case before the justices on ...

Created on 25 April 2022

14. New Invention Helps Believers Fight Back Against Cancel Culture

With the dramatic rise in cancel culture, believers are being attacked from all sides, from banking to school to just walking down the street. "Just take a look around you," says one expert. "Look up ...

Created on 19 April 2022

15. City Attorney Strikes Back at Atheists' Demand for Removal of Christian Crosses

... is a violation of the First Amendment's Establishment Clause. "They are crosses up there by themselves," FFRF legal fellow Karen Heineman told WJHL-TV last month. "They seem to have a pretty obviously Christian ...

Created on 18 April 2022

16. Maine Governor Violates Employment Law, First Amendment Rights

... VII employment law and the First Amendment Free Exercise clause. Therefore, this case should move forward to discovery and a merits determination. On Aug. 12, 2021, Mills announced that Maine will require ...

Created on 23 March 2022

17. People's Convoy Continues Freedom-Fighting Jericho March Around Nation's Capit

... to the Washington, D.C., area to support the People's Convoy as participants move into their second week. "We have been supporting and praying for the convoy, first in Canada, and then have been so excited ...

Created on 17 March 2022

18. School Erases First-Amendment Rights, Punishes Second Grader for Sharing Her Faith

... Moines, Washington, get away with this. We were astonished when we were first contacted by a second-grade student's parents who said their little girl had been sent to the principal's office at North Hill ...

Created on 03 March 2022

19. Vanderbilt Reverses COVID Shot Mandate for Organ Donation Candidate

Liberty Counsel recently sent a demand letter to Vanderbilt University Medical Center, and now a woman has been reactivated on the kidney transplant waiting list. Vanderbilt never told "Jane Doe" during ...

Created on 04 February 2022

20. Apostolic Pentecostal Nurse to Receive $75K in Settlement for Religious Bias 'Scrub Skirt' Disput

A Tennessee-based health care provider will pay $75,000 to settle a religious discrimination lawsuit involving an Apostolic Pentecostal nurse who wanted to wear a "scrub skirt" to work. The U.S. Equal ...

Created on 03 February 2022