A Federal Judge ruled that a Washington high school was within its legal rights to prohibit a football coach from praying midfield after games.
A Federal Judge ruled that a Washington high school was within its legal rights to prohibit a football coach from praying midfield after games.
A Kentucky high school had to paint over an inspiring Bible verse after an atheist group complained that the verse signalled religious favoritism.
A federal judge has ruled that a Maryland Chrisitan school can be excluded from a state voucher program over the school's code of conduct which declares that God created each person at birth as male or female to reflect his image.
A Florida court is set to decide if a county will have to pay nearly $500,000 to an atheist group who sued after being barred from delivering secular invocations at county meetings.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter to an Alabama school district telling them that student's being baptized on the football field was against the law.
The Supreme Court of the United States is expected to rule in favor of a Montana program that allows religious schools to receive taxpayer funding.
The Freedom from Religion Foundation is asking an Illinois school to remove a cross from a mural on its property.
A California mayor is standing behind his city's decision to add “In God We Trust” decals to the city’s police cars.
After atheists complained about a Christmas nativity being placed on an Iowan county's courthouse steps, the display was removed.
The Florida Education Department voiced its concern over the Florida School Athletic Association's decision to deny students the right to pray over a loudspeaker at a high school football game. Commissioner of Education Richard Corcoran sent a letter to the FHSAA stating that the decision was "overboard" and restricted students' constitutional right to private religious expression.
