Texas Becomes the Latest State to Introduce Religion in Public Schools
December 20, 2024
Texas becomes the 3rd recent state to introduce religion in public schools, thereby chipping away at the separation between church and state.
Separation of Church and State - Universal Life Church
Satanic Monument Displayed Alongside Nativity Scene in New Hampshire
December 24, 2024
A Satanic monument has gone up next to a nativity scene in NH, indicating that the First Amendment is alive and well in one New England town.
Legal Arguments Louisiana and Oklahoma Could Face in Their Religious Education Lawsuits
November 5, 2024
Lawsuits are making their way to court after Louisiana and Oklahoma separately mandated religious education in public schooling.
The Shifting Definition of Undue Hardship in EEOC Religious Discrimination Lawsuits
October 22, 2024
The concept of undue hardship in religious discrimination lawsuits has shifted thanks to a recent Supreme Court ruling.
Is Atheism a Legal Religion?
October 18, 2024
Can atheism be considered a religious doctrine in the same vein as Christianity? Some parents in Indiana tried to argue this.
Former LDS Members Accuse Church of “False Teachings” in RICO Lawsuit
October 15, 2024
LDS teachings are coming under scrutiny in the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals as former members pursue legal action.
Florida’s New School Chaplain Program and Why the Satanists are Angry
October 11, 2024
Florida recently implemented a new school chaplain program, but defined religion in such a way as to exclude non-theist religions.
What is the Johnson Amendment and Why Has it Sparked a Religious Lawsuit?
October 8, 2024
Religious groups recently sued the IRS over the Johnson Amendment, which prohibits tax exempt organizations from engaging in political speech.
Satanic Temple Loses Lawsuit in Boston
September 27, 2024
Despite previous wins, the Satanic Temple has lost a lawsuit in Boston alleging discrimination based on their religion.
Two Teachers Sue After Being Fired for Refusing to Use Pronouns
September 17, 2024
Two teachers who were recently fired for failing to use students' preferred pronouns have decided to file lawsuits in response.