Written by Don Byrd
In yet another chapter in the saga of the Bronx Household of Faith, New York District Judge Loretta Preska has issued a permanent injunction barring the City from enforcing its ban on the use of school buildings for religious worship after hours. …
Written by Don Byrd
In Orders today, the Supreme Court declined to hear additional challenges to the health care law, including one from the DC Circuit that involved a religious liberty claim.
Written by Don Byrd
As I tweeted earlier today (you can follow me @BJCblog), now that the Affordable Care Act has been upheld, and its implementation is moving forward, critics of the reform effort are ready to return the contraception coverage controversy to the forefront (just when you thought it was safe). …
Written by Don Byrd
An op-ed in today’s USAToday discusses how a handful of school voucher programs continue to provide taxpayer funds to private schools, particularly religious schools, despite the clear voice of the American people at the ballot box against the idea. …
Written by Don Byrd
A workplace religious freedom bill continues to make its way through the California legislature. The measure clarifies that religious garb is protected by workplace employment discrimination laws, …
Written by Don Byrd
You don’t want to read me today. You want to read Bill Leonard.
On Friday, Leonard accepted the Baptist Joint Committee’s J.M. Dawson Religious Liberty award at the Religious Liberty Council Luncheon, delivering a powerful speech …