The government protects citizens' religious rights, but what about a corporation's?

HHS drops controversial definition of religious employer, but rules for nonprofits and for-profit companies are mostly as previously announced.

Ruling Roundup: For-profits seeking injunctions against HHS have 10-3 winning record.

CT rounds up end-of-year lists from around the web.

Promises to "never enforce" current HHS rule against Wheaton College or similar religious employers. But is it a real victory?

Many suing over the HHS contraception mandate are doing so "despite, not because of, the culture war aspect."

Why some religious nonprofits' worries aren't about the contraception mandate.

The California- and Indiana-based schools join Wheaton College, others in suing over health care law.

The college president explains why it's is suing, and why now.

Mandate "would force the College to violate its religious beliefs or pay," school says.

Poll finds most wanted justices to overturn healthcare law.

Mandate has evangelicals and Catholics finding common ground on ethics—and strategy.

A recent proposal by the administration tries to address previous religious freedom concerns.

We could work harder to prevent unfortunate photo-ops.

The effort to tarnish religious freedom concerns as sexism is clever but wrong.

The burden to cover contraception shifts to the insurance companies, but an earlier exemption for religious groups will not change.

An open letter to evangelical Christians.

Protestants are increasingly joining Catholics in protesting Health & Human Services mandate.

Activists spend millions in final push in expectation of major election results.

Anti-abortion groups lead charge to halve their number in the House.

How states are blocking abortion coverage.

Activists react to the new health care law and reignite a movement for immigration reform. Plus, Glenn Beck tells 2.5 million viewers that Jim Wallis believes in "the devil's way."

Video leads to abortion clinic's probation.

Groups say executive order is not enough, and will campaign against the Michigan Democrat they had promised to support.

After Congress's health care vote, activists see a revival of interest in immigration reform.

From Family Research Council to Sojourners, disappointment over both policy and procedure.

Sojourners and Evangelicals for Social Action fight for "health care justice"; other groups urge starting over. Plus, conservatives grow frustrated by libertarians and coddlers of killer whales.

A surprise House ban on abortion funding reveals pro-life gains.

Advocacy groups wrap up an unusually busy Christmas season and prepare for 2010.

Conservatives are licking their wounds from fights over abortion funding, health care reform, a gay-rights nominee, embryonic stem cell research, and Uganda's anti-gay law.

The Senate moves closer to a vote on health care reform, groups argue over presidential appointments, and the Family Research Council issues a correction.

As Congress took most of the week off for Veterans Day, groups reacted to the tragedy at Fort Hood and a surprise pro-life victory in the health care debate.

Tuesday brought big news on same-sex unions and the election outcomes of conservative candidates, but all eyes are now on the health-care bill.

Plus: D.C. debates gay marriage, President Obama approves a new hate crimes law, and other issues advocacy groups were talking about this week.

Pro-life Democrats disagree over whether bills include federal funding for abortion.

The pro-life movement needs people who are willing to speak out in the public square.

Conservative groups take aim at safe schools 'czar' Kevin Jennings. The Supreme Court considers the fate of a cross in the Mojave Desert. And all while Congress continues to work on health care.

This week the debate over health care reform moved from broad platitudes to specifics on abortion funding and abstinence education.

Introducing our new feature rounding up what evangelical political groups talked about this week.