The very large number of lawsuits launched by religious nonprofits and by companies of conviction continue to work their way slowly through the courts. Currently…
Efforts to resolve American’s fiscal crisis–the large gap between government income and expenditures, annually and as it has accumulated into our massive national debt–could lead…
Many have remarked on it: President Obama’s strong statements at this year’s National Breakfast in support of religious freedom around the world seemed at odds…
In early February, the National Labor Relations Board requested comments on whether and how unions can seek to organize adjunct and other faculty at religious…
The American Center for School Choice and the Commission on Faith-based Schools this week published a thoughtful and thought-provoking report, Religious Schools in America: A…
In its fundraising appeal for 2014, “Moving Freedom Forward: What You and the ACLU Can Do in 2014,” the ACLU, while professing its devotion to…
The idea popped up first in California, where it was turned into a law, and then in New Jersey, where it also became law. Now…
* John Carr, “Beyond Red and Blue,” America, Feb. 10, 2014: In the renewed interest in fighting poverty, “There are unreal, unhelpful divisions between those…
The US Supreme Court in November agreed to hear the cases of two Christian businesses that object to being required by the HHS contraceptives mandate…
Worth reading
• Tim Sherratt, “When Religious Liberty and Other Civil Rights Collide,” Capital Commentary, March 7, 2014: “Balancing religious liberty with other civil rights and liberties…