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A former public school teacher who launched a faith-based homeschooling group was among those who rallied outside the U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday as the justices heard oral arguments on the legality of a taxpayer-funded Catholic charter school.
The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing the extent to which parents can opt their children out of public school instruction in which LGBT-themed books are read as part of the curriculum.
Nine Christians were imprisoned in Inner Mongolia, an autonomous region located in the northern part of China, for distributing Bibles, with sentences ranging from one to nearly five years and fines as high as 1 million yuan ($137,000).
Lawmakers in Washington state have passed a bill that would require clergy to report sexual abuse even if it was admitted to in the Catholic confessional.
Arkansas has passed a law prohibiting state officials from forcing faith-based adoption and foster care organizations to place children in homes that go against an agency's religious or moral beliefs.
It was another busy week in the Trump presidency, with several items of note — from defunding sanctuary cities to restarting a government office to help victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants. Here are five developments from the Trump administration that unfolded throughout the past week.
A bill designed to prevent the state of Kansas from infringing on the religious liberty of foster families and prospective foster families will become law now that the state legislature has overridden a gubernatorial veto of the measure.
