Connecticut School Teacher Ordered to Remove Crucifix from Workspace or be Terminated from 30-Year Teaching Job Teacher has been suspended for weeks and faces losing job for having small cross hanging on wall near her desk. New Britain, […]

Breaking: Pastor of Dad’s Place Found Guilty of Criminal Charge for Keeping Church Doors Open 24 Hours-a-Day Guilty verdict comes after relentless opposition from the City of Bryan, Ohio and as temperatures in area dip to near zero. […]

This week, President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees began their Senate confirmation hearings. After four years of the administrative malaise of the Biden administration, the nominees proved to be a breath of fresh air. They completely reject the failed philosophies of the Biden years — and the contrast is absolutely stunning.

The Facebook CEO seems to tack with the political winds, but his conversion is nonetheless vital.

People who take action to care for the homeless should be encouraged and affirmed, not arrested and fined

As 2025 begins, we’re in a position to win more cases and continue making an impact for religious freedom nationwide. The next few weeks will be busy. We’re arguing two cases in federal appeals court and one at the district court. Please pray for our clients, attorneys and the judges.

Media scream, “Too many people have guns!” Second Amendment activist Maj Toure says more people should carry guns.

As we close out December, the challenges that lay in the year ahead are daunting, and the stakes have never been higher. But while the challenges are significant, you and I have more reasons to have hope for the future than to fear it.

Several religious institutions and leaders including the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), Coalition for Jewish Values, Patrick Henry College, and the Association of Christian Schools International have filed “friend-of-the-court” briefs urging the Supreme Court of the United States to reverse a lower court decision that forced Bethesda University to include board members who do not follow their firmly held, religious...

NRB joins complaint challenging Johnson Amendment’s restrictions on First Amendment freedoms of nonprofit organizations, including churches.