A federal court has upheld a Colorado anti-discrimination law that can force a Christian web designer who opposes same-sex marriage to create a website for a same-sex wedding.
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Judge Upholds Virginia's LGBT Antidiscrimination Law, Rejects Challenge By Churches
Last week, a judge ruled in favor of Virginia's anti-discrimination law protecting LGBT people after a group of churches, schools and a pro-life pregnancy center argued that the law would force them to compromise their religious beliefs.
'Nearly Unprecedented': Law That Forces Churches to Pay for Abortion Is Challenged
This month, a federal appeals court heard arguments in a major case involving a Washington state law that forces employers to cover abortion in their health insurance plans.
School Can Require Christian Teacher to Use Transgender Pronouns and Names, Judge Rules
On Monday, a federal judge ruled against a Christian teacher who alleged that he was forced out of his job because he refused to use the preferred names and pronouns of transgender students.
Republican and Democratic Officials to Address Bipartisan Summit on Religious Freedom
The International Religious Freedom Summit, a bipartisan three-day event designed to promote global religious freedom, begins on Tuesday in Washington D.C.
Christian Mother Sues London School for Requiring Son to Participate in Pride Parade
A Christian mother in England is suing a London-based school for allegedly forcing her four-year-old son to partake in a gay pride parade in 2018.
21 Attorneys General Warn: Biden Administration Ignoring Religious Liberty in LGBT Push
A coalition of 21 state attorneys general recently warned in a letter that policies enacted by the Biden administration on sexual orientation and gender identity will threaten federally protected religious liberty and free speech rights.
Barronelle Stutzman's Long Obedience and the Failure of the Court
On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case of Arlene’s Flowers, Inc. vs. Washington. In refusing to hear this case, the Court has failed to bring clarity to a situation it ultimately created and continued to pit the LGBTQ+ community against communities of faith.
Supreme Court to Decide If Maine Parents Can Receive State Tuition Assistance to Send Their Kids to Private Religious Schools
The U.S. Supreme court has decided to hear a case asking if parents in Maine can use state funds to pay for their children’s tuition at private religious schools.
