
Supreme Court’s religious sympathies don’t extend to minority-faith inmate
Back in October 2025, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case brought by a Rastafarian inmate whose First Amendment rights were violated by

Back in October 2025, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case brought by a Rastafarian inmate whose First Amendment rights were violated by

At the Freedom From Religion Foundation, we’re used to court cases taking years to wend their way through the court system before we can (hopefully)

The assault on abortion access continues as predatory faith-based women’s “health care” outfits move into locations where now-defunded Planned Parenthoods once stood. Crisis pregnancy centers

The Supreme Court’s October 2025 term sees another lineup of cases that will potentially reshape our country’s legal landscape. One of those cases is Landor

Photo by Gayatri Malhotra on Unsplash Abortion is once again legal in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Supreme Court has officially ruled that a 1800s near-total abortion ban

In a welcome but surprising turn of events, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals recently handed down a decision reversing a federal judge’s order

In America, Christianity is linked with sports (because if Jesus were real, he’d definitely care about specific teams and games, right?). In fact, it’s hard

The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to continue its nearly ceaseless record of dismantling the wall of separation between state and church. This year, the

Over the past several months, independent journalists have brought to light the stories of several women in Georgia and Texas dying because of abortion bans.
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