Senators should inquire into a judicial nominee’s views of the law without improperly investigating their personal religious views, or suggesting that adhering to religious dogma is disqualifying.
We all want to help our neighbors rebuild their houses of worship after a devastating storm – and we should help; but that doesn’t make it a job appropriate for taxpayer dollars.
The Sixth Circuit found the fact that Jackson County (MI) commissioners lead the prayers before meetings to be “of no legal consequence,” ruling against a plaintiff who claimed the practice is unconstitutional.
The Johnson Amendment impacts every congregation. The House Rules Committee is deciding whether amendments to protect it will receive a vote in the full House.
A standoff over religious symbols at an Oklahoma University, court ruling that Wisconsin nondiscrimination law doesn’t apply to a freelance photographer, and more links from this week.
A resident in Vernon, Florida has alleged significant religious liberty violations in local public schools through a national church-state advocate.