Category: Religious Freedom
Appeals Court Favors Louisiana Ten Commandments Law for Now
Last Friday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily blocked a district judge’s effort to stop Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law from going into effect across the...
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Christian Woman Fired for Refusing COVID Vaccine Wins $12 Million
Sometimes, it – literally – pays off to stand true to your principles and religious convictions. Lisa Domski worked at Blue Cross Blue Shield of...
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Judge Temporarily Blocks Ten Commandments in Classrooms, Louisiana Will Appeal
Tuesday morning, a federal district court judge ruled Louisiana’ Ten Commandments law unconstitutional. As it stands now, the law requires schools that accept public funding...
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Yakima Union Gospel Mission Wins Religious Freedom Victory
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled last Friday that the state of Washington could not enforce a nondiscrimination law against the...
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Is David French Right — Is Our Religious Liberty Secure?
In a YouTube video, an X post and his New York Times column, David French opines “Religious liberty is NOT in danger” (his emphasis) and...
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Army Veteran Found Guilty for Praying Outside UK Abortion Facility
Adam Smith-Conner, a British army veteran and father of two, was found guilty for silently praying outside an abortion clinic in Bournemouth, England. As previously...
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Coach Prime Stands Up to Anti-Religious Bullies
In the famous words of Ronald Reagan, “There [they] go again.” The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) has once again sent a harassing letter to...
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Flight Attendants Appeal Religious Discrimination Case Against Alaska Airlines
Christian flight attendants Marli Brown and Lacey Smith were fired after commenting on an Alaska Airlines post on an internal company message board. They simply...
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University of Colorado Vax Mandate Ruled Unconstitutional
QUICK LOOK The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals found the COVID-19 mandates imposed by the University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine unconstitutional on May...
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The Simple Thing You Can Do Today to Address and Fight Back Against Christian Genocide
Nigeria, often called the “Giant of Africa,” is located over seven-thousand miles from our Focus on the Family and Daily Citizen headquarters. Situated on the...
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Over 400 Attacks on Churches in 2023, New Report Finds
A new report has documented over 400 attacks on churches in 2023, more than double the number of incidents identified in 2022. According to the...
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Christian Employers Alliance Wins Victory Against EEOC and HHS Transgender Mandate
The Christian Employers Alliance (CEA) won an important victory when a North Dakota federal court ruled that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Department...
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Memo to Big Brother: Don’t Ban Safe Tires and Tax Goldfish
If it seems like George Orwell’s dystopian work of fiction, 1984, is becoming more fact every day, it might be because it is. From powers...
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Vermont Snowboard Coach Fired for Saying Men and Women are Different Reaches Settlement
A Vermont snowboard coach has reached a settlement after he was fired by his school district for saying males and females are biologically distinct, and...
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‘America’s Commitment to Religious Liberty Remains Strong,’ Religious Freedom Report Finds
A newly released report from the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty has found that Americans’ support for religious liberty remains strong. Becket’s 2023 Religious Freedom...
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Ohio Church – ‘Dad’s Place’ – Sues City After Months of Harassment For Serving the Homeless
Dad’s Place, a church in Bryan, Ohio, filed a federal lawsuit and asked for a temporary restraining order after the city harassed the congregation and...
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Ohio Pastor Facing Criminal Charges for Opening Church Doors to Homeless
Pastor Chris Avell is facing criminal charges because his church, Dad’s Place, allows homeless people to come in and find shelter during the cold winter...
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Christian Mom Defends Her Faith, Sues Oregon for Preventing Adoption Because of Christian Beliefs
All one Oregon mom wanted for Christmas was to welcome children from the foster care system into her family. Instead, she is suing the state...
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Michigan City Pays $825,000 to Farmer for Violating His Religious Freedom
The City of East Lansing (City) has agreed to pay $825,000 for violating the religious liberty of Michigan farmer Steve Tennes, the owner of Country...
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Thank You, Senator Scott, For Leading Charge to Stand Up for Parents and Children in Foster Care
You may recall that earlier this fall the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) proposed amending foster care placement requirements that, if implemented, would...
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First Liberty Notches Five Victories for Religious Freedom
First Liberty Institute announced five victories for houses of worship across the country. Among the cases were those involving freedom for Jewish believers to meet...
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World Vision Serves as Stark Warning to Christian Ministries
A United States district judge ruled in November that World Vision, a global Christian relief ministry based in the Seattle area, has no right to...
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Attention Students, It’s Time to Exercise Your Faith — This Thursday is Bring Your Bible to School Day
This Thursday, October 5, hundreds of thousands of students across America will exercise their God-given and constitutionally protected freedom of religion by taking their Bible...
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Stop Harassing and Targeting Jack Phillips, the Christian Baker Who Has Been Attacked for More than a Decade
It’s been over eleven years since Charlie Craig and David Mullins first visited the Masterpiece Cakeshop on Wadsworth Boulevard in Lakewood, Colo., and requested a...
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