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Washington State treated Christ’s Church of Mt. Spokane and Westgate Chapel differently than secular businesses.

Which path do we want to follow: a culture of free speech with a robust marketplace of ideas, or a culture of censorship in which activists, CEOs, and journalists decide which ideas are open for debate?

Skyline Wesleyan Church took a stand after a California agency required elective abortion coverage to be added to churches' employee health-care plans.

The Frederick Douglass Foundation was silenced because government officials didn’t like its message.

The First Amendment protects our freedom to peacefully practice the religion we choose. But when COVID-19 hit the United States and lockdowns began, some government officials seemed to forget this.

While the Oregon government has allowed small public schools under 75 students to open, it has told private schools of the same size that they must remain closed.

When two organizations who often go head-to-head in courtrooms across the country come together on the same side of an issue, it’s worth paying attention.

As a result of a Washington state law, one church’s health insurer put surgical abortion coverage directly into the church’s health plan.

A pro-life pregnancy center in Connecticut saw its free speech rights threatened by the local government.

Photographer and blogger Chelsey Nelson is challenging an unjust Louisville law that violates her rights to free speech and religious freedom.