When Justice Kennedy reigned supreme, advocates on both sides had to frame arguments to appeal to the swing vote's proclivities. Mix a little federalism, sprinkle some dignity, balance everything out, ...

What if a doctor feels a religious obligation to perform abortions, (e.g., because he believes doing so is necessary for him to be the Good Samaritan, by removing a threat to his patient's mental ...

Employers Should Reevaluate Policies on Religious Expression at Work in Light of Kennedy v. Bremerton School District and Carson v. Makin With the commencement of school, public youth programs and ...

The Pro-Life Movement and the Georgia Supreme Court Races Jill Lepore’s Untrustworthy (but Pulitzer-Worthy!) History This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—May 5 This Day in Liberal Judicial ...

"The Roberts court is populated with judges who are religious and believe that religious principles, precepts and beliefs are paramount. It is altering the balance between the Free Exercise Clause and ...

Frank A. Endrei's letter to the editor Monday, stating that "inviting a pastor to pray at a council meeting is certainly not establishing any church as a state religion, but telling a pastor not to ...

In Fiddler on the Roof, the main character—Tevye der Milkhiker—begins the play with an ode to “Tradition.” The song recounts how the duties of religion, family, and work ensure continuity amid change.

In the 1990s the U.S. Supreme Court decided a handful of religious liberty cases on the basis of the First Amendment’s free speech clause. The most significant of these was Rosenberger v. University ...