“Roe v. Wade” opponents celebrate the Supreme Court’s move to overturn federal abortion rights while raising concerns about the leaked decision.

In a unanimous ruling, justices agree the city violated the First Amendment by keeping religious views out of a space being used as a public forum.

Prison officials may limit religious practices at time of death, but only if they show there are no better options.

With their overlapping views with conservative Catholics, not having a seat on the bench may not matter much.

President Biden’s pick would be the first Black female justice.

With the Heartbeat Act restricting abortions after six weeks, the women coming in for tests are earlier along, more confused, and more desperate.

The free speech question considered by the Supreme Court this week may hinge on whether the pole counts as a public forum.

Did kneeling at the 50-yard line violate the First Amendment? Or did a school’s attempt to stop it violate the First Amendment?

The conservative-majority Supreme Court appeared willing to side with Mississippi’s abortion ban, which restricts beyond what “Roe v. Wade” allows.

As the Supreme Court hears arguments on abortion law, bad rulings should get tossed out for good. So should the “surviveability” standard.

A peculiar case in Arizona has the potential to shape churches, ministries, and schools across the country.

La decisión unánime de la Suprema Corte sienta un precedente histórico en el país fuertemente católico.

The case, involving a Christian convert and his Southern Baptist minister, is the latest in ongoing First Amendment disputes over the role of clergy in the death chamber.

The unanimous Supreme Court decision establishes historic precedent in the heavily Catholic country.

A recent abortion ban isn’t the victory it seems. But it is a test run for pro-life Christians.

Two new books approvingly chart the legal and cultural path to Obergefell v. Hodges. What can the losing side learn about battles lost, and battles still to come?

But majority declines to revisit rules for religious accommodation, over protests from justices Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch.

Why Christians should support the “compelling interest” standard of accommodation.

Evangelicals anticipate a ruling on Mississippi’s 15-week ban as a possible first step toward overturning Roe v. Wade.