The 2010-2011 Supreme Court session brought two rulings on church-state matters. One in particular is already having an impact on other cases. RNS' Adelle Banks reports that the court's refusal to allow a challenge to the Arizona Christian Tuition Organization...
A complaint that began when an official at a VA-run cemetery in Houston barred a minister from invoking Christ at a Memorial Day ceremony (a judge ruled that the prohibition was improper and government officials removed their objection) has grown into more sweeping...
Via Religion Clause, with 2 presidential candidates belonging to the Church of Latter-Day Saints, Mormon leadership is being proactive in officially staying out of the electioneering business. In a letter sent on June 16, LDS President Thomas Monson reminded those in...
High-profile retailer Abercrombie & Fitch is being sued for religious discrimination after a Muslim employee claims she was fired for refusing to remove her religiously mandated head covering. In a news conference Monday, [20-year-old Hani] Khan – wearing a...
Citing budget constraints, Kansas Governor Sam Brownback has proposed a new program that would fund the state's prison rehabilitation efforts through faith-based channels. Out4Life would partner the state's Department of Corrections with Chuck...
