Written by Don Byrd
Yesterday, President Obama signed into law the 2013 Defense Authorization Act, but took the time to note his opposition to many elements of the bill, including a controversial provision that may require the military to accommodate the religious objections of military personnel.
Written by Don Byrd
We’ve seen this question pop up more than once lately as judges grapple with requests from secular employers for exemptions from regulations similar to those enjoyed by religious institutions like houses of worship and denominational organizations.
Written by Don Byrd
On Friday, the 2nd Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals rejected the appeal of New York parents seeking to be exempt from child vaccination requirements on religious freedom grounds.
Written by Don Byrd
A federal judge in Missouri dismissed a lawsuit challenging the Affordable Care Act’s contraception coverage mandate for secular business owners that object on religious grounds.
Written by Don Byrd
Via Religion Clause, a decision by a New Mexico Appeals Court is sure to add fuel to the discussion over rights of conscience and service refusal. Elane Photography is a business owned by Christians who object to same-sex marriage and refuse to provide photography services. …