Pro-Trans Rights Groups in Education Lose Major Religious Lawsuit
April 13, 2026
Two recent lawsuits in the United States show that pro-transgender advocates and staff in the field of education often lose key lawsuits.
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Satanist Temple Leader Asks Judge to Return Pet Pig
May 5, 2026
In February of 2026, the Independent reported that a Satanist in the Chicago area had filed a lawsuit for “custody” of his pet pig, raising several questions.
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Custody Case Triggers Major Religious Lawsuit in Maine
April 6, 2026
A mother in Maine was waiting to see whether an appellate court would allow her to maintain custody in her daughter’s religious upbringing.
Two Companies Face New Religious Lawsuits Over Vaccine Requirements
March 30, 2026
Two new vaccine lawsuits will test the limits of religious exemptions from vaccination requirements and employee accommodations.
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Major Tech Company Accused of Persecuting Chinese Religious Group Falun Gong
March 17, 2026
US tech company Cisco has a lawsuit at the Supreme Court over whether they can be held liable for the religious persecution of Falun Gong.
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Graduate Student No Longer Teaching After Giving Christian-Focused Essay a “Zero”
February 18, 2026
A graduate student teaching assistant was let go after giving a Christian student a failing grade on her paper due to the student's beliefs.
Religious Plaintiffs Win Big in Two Recent US Lawsuits
February 4, 2026
Two recent lawsuits involve religious plaintiffs whose rights were affirmed after they were initially discriminated against.
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Nurse Files Religious Discrimination Lawsuit After Refusing Vaccine
January 28, 2026
A nurse who was terminated after refusing the COVID vaccine on religious grounds is finally getting day in court.
West Virginia Allows Parents to Opt-Out Their Kids from Vaccines on Religious Grounds
January 7, 2026
A judge in West Virginia has decided that all parents should be able to opt-out their children from vaccination requirements to attend school.
Two New Wrongful Termination Cases Focus on Religious Discrimination
December 24, 2025
Two new wrongful termination cases spotlight how religious freedom arguments generally outweigh non-discrimination protections for gender.