A Michigan high school student who was allegedly suspended for calling homosexuality a “sin” and for failing to report his classmates’ inappropriate jokes filed a federal lawsuit last week, claiming the school’s actions violated his constitutional rights.
The eyes of the world may be on Beijing for the 2022 Winter Olympics, but the head of a religious liberty watchdog says China's persecution of Christians is nevertheless escalating.
A Finnish Christian politician who faces possible prison time for a Bible-affirming tweet said Monday ahead of her trial that she was concerned about the “eternal life” of individuals when she wrote the social media post.
A Christian politician from Finland said she will not renounce her views on biblical sexuality, despite facing up to six years in prison over them.
The Supreme Court is set to rule on a case that could result in wide-ranging implications on the issues of free speech and religious freedom.
The Supreme Court announced on Friday that it will hear oral arguments for Kennedy v. Bremerton School District, a case surrounding a high school football coach who was fired from his position for praying on the field after games.
An Alcoholics Anonymous group in England has been removed from the AA's online directory of groups after the Somerset group was told it had become too “Christian-focused.”
A Christian nurse who lost her job because she refused to remove a cross necklace has won a major legal case before a British employment tribunal.
On Monday, a federal judge in Texas criticized United Airlines for its "disdain" toward employees seeking a religious exemption from the company's COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
The president of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation says the group Wreaths Across America is guilty of “carpet-bombing” the country’s 155 national cemeteries with “Christian gang signs.”
