Americans United for Separation of Church and State
Judge approves settlement in Baptist children’s home case
Planned Parenthood leans on stereotypes to argue view on Hobby Lobby case
Supreme Court won’t wade into fight over graduations in churches
Supreme Court to consider religious prayer at government meetings
COMMENTARY: The truth about religious freedom in the military
Princeton Seminary and yeshiva shouldn’t get state funds, suit says
Supreme Court to hear case on prayer at government meetings
Churches, synagogues press for federal rebuilding aid after Sandy
Okla. judge defends sentencing teenager to church even if it’s not legal
MUSKOGEE, Okla. (RNS) A district judge in Oklahoma who sentenced a 17-year-old boy to 10 years of church attendance is standing by his sentence as the right thing to do -- even if it may not have been the constitutional thing to do. By Greg Horton.
Texas cheerleaders clamor for G-O-D at football games
(RNS) Cheerleaders at an East Texas high school are fighting their school district's orders to stop using Bible quotes on their signs at football games. By Kimberly Winston.
NEWS ANALYSIS: Baptist leader stands his political ground on Todd Akin’s campaign
ST. LOUIS (RNS) A church-state watchdog group in Washington has filed a complaint with the IRS accusing the Missouri Baptist Convention of violating federal tax law by intervening in two campaigns for public office, including Rep. Todd Akin's controversial Senate campaign. By Tim Townsend.
Missouri to vote on prayer amendment as critics warn of legal nightmares
ST. LOUIS (RNS) Missouri will vote next week on a constitutional amendment to protect Missourians' right to pray in public, but critics say it will open the door to all manner of unintended and costly consequences including endless taxpayer-funded lawsuits. By Tim Townsend.
