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A news release from Liberty Counsel about the accomplishments of President Donald J. Trump so far (note too the longer list of his accomplishments in the first paragraph): WASHINGTON, D.C. – Since President Donald Trump…
Read MoreBy Jay P. Lefkowitz: The Supreme Court nominee is thorough, fair-minded, and committed to religious freedom for all.
Read MoreBy Daniel Greenfield: The SPLC and why religious freedom is at stake.
Read MoreBy Glenn T. Stanton: Vice President Mike Pence’s original and most damning sin is that he’s a Christian who actually believes what Christians actually believe.
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The more you learn about the “Freedom from Religion Foundation” athiests the more idiotic they seem. Here is Daniel John Sobieski: Freedom from religion was not what those who fled the oppression and persecution of…
Read MoreBy Jonathan Lange: They underscore the right not to be compelled to worship at the government’s altar, speak the government’s message, or join the government’s associations.
Read MoreBy David Marcus: If Peterson can be tripped up by the most obvious and easily refuted rejections of his non-compelled-speech program, what good is he?
Read MoreBy Sean Ross Callaghan: A restauranteur most certainly cannot refuse service to anyone she doesn’t like. Not in this country.
Read MoreBy Ed Whelan: In an important win for free-speech rights, the Supreme Court ruled today that two provisions of California law violate the First Amendment.
Read MoreBy Joy Pullmann: This is an identical scenario to what the Left insists is a civil rights violation, dehumanization, an act of bigotry: for a small business owner to decline to serve someone based…
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Here is a special edition of The Daily Signal regarding Jack Phillips’ victory in the Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission Supreme Court case: In a 7-2 ruling just released, the Supreme Court says…
Read MoreFrom the National Review Editors: The word of the day, according to the media, is “narrow,” Describing the Supreme Court’s 7–2 pro-religious liberty decision.
Read MoreBy Thomas Jipping: Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote the opinion, and even liberal Justices Stephen Breyer and Elena Kagan joined.
Read MoreBy Deroy Murdock: The religious are not the only ones who may declare their independence from a heavy-handed and intrusive state.
Read MoreBy Scott Rutledge: The State of Colorado has therefore undertaken to educate, quite forcefully, as to the perversity of a religious opinion.
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