Burn 24/7 Canada claims city violated religious freedom and freedom of expression over cancelled concert Sean Feucht at Charlie Kirk memorial service. Newbury Park, California. September 13, 2025. Photo by author. On July 23, 2025, Quebec City abruptly cancelled a […]
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Today we’re stepping aside to highlight a post from another blog that’s digging into a key issue: the widening political gap between clergy and the people they serve. In this must-read piece, political scientist Ryan Burge lays out new data
Today’s spotlight: The growing divide between mainline pastors and their pews Read More »
Today we’re stepping aside to highlight a post from another blog that’s digging into a key issue: the widening political gap between clergy and the people they serve. In this must-read piece, political scientist Ryan Burge lays out new data
Today’s spotlight: The growing divide between mainline pastors and their pews Read More »
When the British Columbia Supreme Court confirmed on August 7, 2025, that the Cowichan Tribes hold Aboriginal title to part of Richmond, including fee-simple land, it added legal weight to a phrase that institutions across Canada and the U.S. have
In the Roman Empire, unwanted newborns were regularly exposed to die. Left near trash heaps or at the edge of cities, these infants, especially girls or those born with deformities, were not hidden but openly discarded. Exposure was not a
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Lawsuit challenges state rule that punishes groups for including faith and ethics in investing advice Case Caption: Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility et al. v. Ken Paxton, Case No. 1:25-cv-01803 (W.D. Tex. Nov. 10, 2025) Link to Complaint: https://democracyforward.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Interfaith-Center-on-Corporate-Responsibility-et-al-v.-PAXTON.pdf [No
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In 2025, the American press is no longer talking to us in the old way. Newspapers and network broadcasts once claimed to speak for everyone; now most outlets openly announce which side they’re on. When you pick up a news
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — A federal judge has denied a request from a longtime public school teacher who sought to display a crucifix on her classroom wall, ruling that her religious expression—though deeply personal—was made in her capacity as a
Religious Symbols in Public Schools: When Personal Faith Meets Government Walls Read More »
Justices leave intact $100,000 jury award against former Kentucky clerk who refused same-sex marriage licenses The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal by Kim Davis, the former Rowan County clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses
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In 1959, Fidel Castro entered Havana to cheers, promising freedom, land reform, and justice. Within a year, he had seized private property, shut down the free press, and jailed political opponents. Churches were closed or tightly controlled. By 1965, Cuba
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