Safeguarding the Cornerstone: Why Founders First Freedom Matters Now More Than Ever
In an era defined by institutional friction and shifting cultural norms, the bedrock principles of American civic life are facing a quiet, steady erosion.
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In an era defined by institutional friction and shifting cultural norms, the bedrock principles of American civic life are facing a quiet, steady erosion.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - A federal court in Michigan has revived a lawsuit brought by parents who claim their religious rights were violated when their…
A Korean bathhouse in Washington State, facing state enforcement over its biology-based entrance policy, is asking the nation’s highest court to protect its religious freedom…
How Roger Williams, Isaac Backus and John Leland built the argument that Madison and Jefferson wrote into law
In today’s hyper-charged political climate, it is easy to assume that the greatest threat to the United States wears a red or a blue tie.
What Natan Sharansky's 1986 release from Soviet prison teaches about faith and freedom
The tragedy of the Fargo warrant wasn't just a technological error, it was an institutional refusal to verify the facts.
California lawmakers opened an unusual window in civil litigation when Gov.
When dealing with the untouchable monolith of religious institutions, parents and congregants must exercise ruthless caveat emptor—because the courts have firmly decided that the cross…
This article includes detailed tips for churches on how to prevent fires and increase security.