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Do local governments have the ability to remove monuments in public spaces that commemorate the Confederacy, its military or its…
On April 3, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made his last public speech, which referenced the Bible and the Constitution. His…
For millions of Americans, December brings celebrations of religious and secular holidays. But the uniqueness of the season also…
Over the years, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy has become the Supreme Court’s most energetic defender of gay rights, one of its true…
Without comment, the United States Supreme Court denied an appeal from the Westboro Baptist Church on Monday about a Nebraska law…
On Monday, the Supreme Court accepted an appeal about the ability of a voter to wear clothing or campaign buttons at a polling…
Taking on a deeply controversial question about the rights of abortion foes when they set up counseling and treatment centers for…
In legal papers filed late last week, Justice Department lawyers want a federal court to dismiss a First Amendment lawsuit about…
The current debate over pro sports athletes’ symbolic protests in public arenas touches on some basic First Amendment…
A former Washington state public high school football coach has lost his latest court battle over his right to lead prayers on the…
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