The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is taking action against a Florida-based firm for unusual practices related to Scientology.
A right-to-work proponent thinks the Supreme Court will hear arguments next year involving President Obama's recess appointments to the NLRB.
Thanks to a lawsuit filed on a disabled girl's behalf, Montana officials have done an about-face, deciding to provide funds for the child to attend a private, faith-based school.
A florist in Washington state who has been sued by her own state attorney general is fighting back against charges that she discriminated against two homosexual men planning to get "married."
The Sixth Circuit has dealt a devastating blow to a family, who escaped Germany so they could home school their family, by denying them asylum in the U.S.
In the opinion of a pro-family leader, the recent ruling against a California Christian university shows the "face" of the transsexual movement in the country.
A Christian group is awaiting word from a federal court to see if its constitutional rights will be protected at an upcoming festival in Michigan.
After winning one of two lawsuits, Christians are looking forward to handing out Christian literature and discussing their faith again at this year's Arab International Festival in Dearborn, Michigan.
A group of Texas cheerleaders were finally handed a victory in their quest to be able to display Bible messages on run-through athletic banners at football games.
The federal government is surrendering in one of the 59 lawsuits filed against the ObamaCare mandate to provide free insurance coverage for contraception, abortion-causing drugs, and sterilization.
A retired Army general and pro-family leader isn't surprised that three more individuals have been arrested in connection with last month's Boston Marathon terrorist attack.
An Arizona church is considering its options after what they consider to be an unconstitutional ruling on a sign ordinance.
A Christian-run group for young students has been forced to sue a Pennsylvania school district that wants to unconstitutionally charge the club rental fees to conduct their after-school program on campus.
The American Civil Liberties Union and the Freedom From Religion Foundation are suing an Ohio school district over a portrait of Jesus that's been hanging in a school for more than half a century.