Political commentator and comedian Bill Maher bashed the founder of Mormonism, accusing him of being a polygamist and calling his religion a 19th century sex cult.
From 2015 onwards, the names of religious holidays like Yom Kippur and Christmas will no longer appear on the school calendar of another school district in Maryland.
After a church-state watchdog group threatened to sue Missouri for having a ”Jesus fish” symbol on a war memorial, county officials covered up the Christian symbol.
A student alleged that he was punished with detention and a failing grade for omitting the phrase “under God” in a recent reading of the Pledge of Allegiance.
Kawal Tagore won a case that will help counter discrimination that Sikhs have to face often at federal institutions. They can now, in all probability, wear their kirpans.
While speaking at an event to raise awareness about the Museum of the Bible, George W. Bush said the Bible was an important part of his daily life as President.
Even though Americans use the internet and social media for almost everything, they are twice as likely to express their views on religion in person than online.
Americans United for Separation of Church and State received dozens of abusive responses from religious leaders and churches after warning them to abide by IRS restrictions.
