OK, the broad freedom religious organizations have to consider religion when hiring and firing staff is not the simplest topic, especially if government money is…
* In mid-December, Eastern Michigan University agreed to pay Julea Ward $75,000 to settle her case against the university for expelling her from the counseling…
No, the Little Sisters of the Poor are not about to be driven out of the United States because they object to contraceptives and abortifacients,…
Along with every other kind of structure, many houses of worship were badly damaged by superstorm Sandy. But are those houses of worship eligible for…
On Dec. 4, the Commission on Accountability and Policy for Religious Organizations, organized by the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, delivered the first of two…
The Brookings Institution organized a discussion on Dec. 17, “Four More Years for the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships.” Many were surprised…
The city of Calgary, the large oil-boom city in Alberta province in western Canada, a few years ago adopted a “Centre City Plan” to guide…
As the President and Congress desultorily consider how to deal with the huge current deficit and accumulated federal debt, much attention is being given to…
Good: The InterVarsity student club at Tufts University will likely regain status as a recognized student group after a student government group made a policy…
Various courts considering lawsuits filed by religious organizations against the federal government to stop the application of the HHS contraceptives mandate have ruled that the…