Residents of Lancaster, California will have their say in the controversy over sectarian invocations at government meetings. The LATimes has more. Ballot Measure I asks whether the city should continue its policy of randomly selecting clergy from different faiths to...
The city of Indianapolis is set to become the first in the country with public charter schools run by the Catholic Church. The schools are making changes to be constitutional, but church-state watchdogs are still rightfully wary: At St. Anthony, that means removing...
The Washington Post's David Waters rounds up reaction from religious liberty advocates, including the Baptist Joint Committee, on news that Justice Stevens is retiring after this term. You can read Brent Walker's statement ("Stevens a Thoughtful, Diligent...
Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens has announced his retirement. Indications are we will have another summer confirmation hearing. There will be plenty of time between now and then to speculate on his replacement, and to look back at Stevens' long career on...
Christianity Today's Ruth Moon compiles quotations from members of the White House Faith-Based Advisory Council on the specific issue of whether houses of worship should be required to form separate corporations to receive federal funding for providing social...