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What Fulton did for Religious Liberty

What Fulton did for Religious Liberty

One year ago, 32 of the nation’s largest companies, including Twitter and Google, claimed that a Supreme Court case about a Catholic agency in Philadelphia’s foster care system would disrupt their businesses, scramble the world of government contracting, and stop same-sex couples from becoming foster parents. In Fulton

Virginia passes law defining religion as including ‘outward expression,’ not just ‘belief’

Virginia passes law defining religion as including ‘outward expression,’ not just ‘belief’

Virginia’s Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin has signed a law that legally defines religion as including actions and expressions, not just personal belief, which is viewed as a win by religious liberty advocates. Known as House Bill 1063, the legislation defines the word “religion” as meaning “any

Supreme Court Rules Boston Violated First Amendment by Refusing to Fly Christian Flag outside City Hall

Supreme Court Rules Boston Violated First Amendment by Refusing to Fly Christian Flag outside City Hall

The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the city of Boston violated the First Amendment by refusing to fly a local organization’s Christian flag in front of city hall, though it had flown other groups’ flags. The decision in Shurtleff v. the City of Boston was unanimous, with the Court ruling

Punished for Private Prayer? Supreme Court Hears the Case of Coach Kennedy and Faith on the Field

Punished for Private Prayer? Supreme Court Hears the Case of Coach Kennedy and Faith on the Field

On Monday morning the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District. Its decision – involving a Christian high school football coach banned from praying on the 50-yard line after games – will tell us whether the Justices have a balanced understanding of

Why We Fight About Football Prayers

Why We Fight About Football Prayers

For nearly as long as there have been football coaches, there have been praying football coaches. And praying football coaches have frequently been at the center of the rough-and-tumble, back-and-forth debate over the place of religion in American public education. Joseph Kennedy, a high school coach from

Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Bill Hits Target: Gender Ideology Harms Kids

Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Bill Hits Target: Gender Ideology Harms Kids

Children are being targeted with sexual content—not just in social media, but also in school curriculums. As with other recent controversies, however, leaders in Florida are fighting back. Lawmakers in the Sunshine State have introduced a new bill, Parental Rights in Education. If the name doesn’t ring a