July 20, 2026 Catholic nuns sue New York, say assisted suicide law forces them to violate their faith Catholic nuns who have cared for 45,000 dying patients sue New York, claiming the Medical Aid in Dying Act forces them to facilitate assisted suicide.
July 19, 2026 Supreme Court showdown looms over St Michael statue blocked from public safety building Quincy's plan to install St. Michael and St. Florian statues outside its public safety headquarters faces an ACLU challenge in Massachusetts court.
July 16, 2026 GOP lawmakers urge Supreme Court to strengthen First Amendment protections for street preachers House Republicans filed a brief urging the Supreme Court to reject qualified immunity for officers who stopped a Christian evangelist's speech.
July 15, 2026 DOJ weighs civil rights probe into Fort Worth police over alleged First Amendment violations The Civil Rights Division is seeking Fort Worth police records after viral videos captured officers allegedly restricting preachers' free speech.
July 15, 2026 You shouldn’t need a permit to pray in your own home — the Supreme Court should agree A cease-and-desist letter forced an Orthodox Jew to cancel his minyan, but courts dismissed his First Amendment claim over a zoning technicality.
July 14, 2026 Arkansas takes home top ranking for religious freedom after Gov Sanders expands key protections Arkansas ranked No. 1 for religious liberty after Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed key protections including Act 677 and the Conscience Protection Act.
July 13, 2026 Connecticut bars Nativity display in state Capitol because it's 'religious,' lawsuit threat says The First Liberty Institute is demanding Connecticut allow a Nativity scene inside the Capitol, calling the ban on religious displays viewpoint discrimination.
July 12, 2026 Christian family takes fight to DC embassy after government seizes daughters over 'religious extremism' Daniel and Bianca Samson say Sweden seized their daughters over church attendance, and now they are holding a rally in Washington, D.C., to demand them back.
July 10, 2026 Texas police admit officer made inaccurate First Amendment remarks after preacher cited at Pride event Video showed Fort Worth officers telling a street preacher that "offensive" speech could be ticketed at Trinity Pride Fest, prompting a department review.
July 1, 2026 Wisconsin student alleges school barred her from using Bible verse at graduation A Wisconsin student says Arrowhead High School barred her from using a Bible verse at graduation, citing school-sponsored speech policy.