The Supreme Court won't hear an appeal over a lower court's ruling that Virginia Military Institute's dinner prayer violated the separation of church and state...

The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has overturned a blatantly unconstitutional Louisiana school prayer statute....

WARNING: Read this only if you're a.) corsican, b.) another damn lawyer interested in this silly shit, or c.) totally bored with ten minutes of time on your hands to read about how the Supreme Court totally fucked over non-Christian Americans.

A federal appeals court has upheld a broken law that clouds the separation of church and state in Virginia...

The Supreme Court has rejected a bid to challenge a Virginia "Moment of Silence" law, contrary to a ruling the court made in 1985...

Michael Newdow argued on his own behalf that his daughter shouldn't be exposed to the recitation of "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance in school and was subsequently buried in straw men...

A look around the American "Family" Association's "news" for today, Tuesday, April 27.

The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has somehow concluded that a 4-foot plaque of the Ten Commandments is not an endorsement of religion...

When are these states going to get basic Establishment Clause law through their inbred skulls?

The Supreme Court has let stand a ruling that schools may not refuse to distribute fliers from some outside groups while allowing others...

To prevent an appeal to the Supreme Court, the Department of Justice asked that the 4th Circuit Court vacate its September 9, 2005 decision allowing Jose Padilla to be held indefinitely. The 4th Circuit was NOT happy...

Here's an update to an earlier story about India Tracy, a girl who has been harassed by her peers for refusing to attend school-sponsored revival field trips...

For pity's sake, this is getting ridiculous...

This has potential to be a big deal.

Religious groups pushing prayer in school turned to a "moment of silence" to sneak in their agenda. This badly disguised endorsement of prayer is under increased consideration by states following the September 11 attacks....

"This bill would propose a constitutional amendment which would provide that property belonging to the state may be used to display the Ten Commandments..."

A West Virginia high school has elected not to fight the first amendment, and will not be forcing their religion on others during their commencement...

The media lamely proclaimed the difference between the two Ten Commandments decisions was the location of the displays, but that had nothing to do with it...

Virginia Court Rules that Department of Vital Records Must Issue Birth Certificates for Same Sex Parents and Their Adopted Children

ACLU Urges West Virginia High Court Not to Take Four-Year-Old From His Surviving Lesbian Mom