The U.S. Constitution is rather succinct concerning religious tests for federal public office: There shall be none. Article VI contains this: “…[B]ut no religious test...
Jack Phillips continues to defend the cause of religious liberty, and he’s winning again. On January 7, senior federal district court judge Wiley Daniel denied the state...
As the new 116th Congress opened its session on January 3, Equal Employment Opportunity Commissioner Chai Feldblum tweeted her farewell as both her current term, as well as...
The 435 recently elected members of the U.S. House of Representatives began what is predicted to be a contentious two years of partisan wrangling with...
Although Congress draws most of the nation’s attention when it passes laws affecting issues such as life, abortion, and religious freedom, the new year also...
