The Weaponization of Faith: Cultural Anxiety and the Russian Trap
"Where law ends, tyranny begins." — William Pitt
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The Pentagon Just Cut 180 Faiths. The Real Story Is Who Gets to Decide.
A bureaucratic memo trimmed the military’s religion list from 200 codes to 31.
NY Bill Changing Moms and Dads to Gestating and Non-Gestating Parents Goes to Gov’s Desk
The measure swaps “mother” and “father” for “gestating” and “non-gestating parent” throughout New York law. Supporters call it modernization. Opponents call it a war on…
The Tree, the Choice and the Court
The legal battle over religious freedom has a theological basis, rooted in why God permitted sin to remain an option and let its consequences stand.
Eighteen Years, and the Doors Are Still Open
ReligiousLiberty.TV turns 18 today
Nationals Fire Executive for Blackballing Catholic Pitcher Trevor Williams
A hidden-camera video caught Sean Hudson admitting the team kept Williams off social media over his faith. Now the DOJ is reviewing it.
West Virginia Appellate Court Blocks Retaliation Lawsuit Filed By Fired Children’s Minister
The decision protects church governance rules over mandatory child abuse reporting requirements.
The Church Outlived Rome’s Plagues. It Almost Didn’t Outlive the Webcam.
Freedom is seldom taken in one violent grab. It is surrendered in small frightened installments by people who promise themselves they will collect it back…
Tehrangeles Divided: 2026 World Cup Brings Complex Emotions to Los Angeles
Home to the largest Iranian diaspora, Southern California prepares for Team Melli’s arrival, sparking debates over identity, protest, and support for the national team.
Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit Targets University Over Campus Antisemitism
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a formal complaint against the Regents of the University of California alleging systemic civil rights violations at UCLA.