Mass. Town Should Not Use Public Funds to Support Its Churches, Americans United Says In Lawsuit Historic Status Of Buildings Is Not An Excuse To Subsidize Religion With Taxpayer Funds, Group Says Press Release
Forced Funding For Faith?: A Pending Supreme Court Case Could Usher In Mandatory Tax Support For Religion Wall of Separation
Taxing Case: Pending Supreme Court Controversy Could Lead To More Public Support For Religion Wall of Separation
Mo. Church Has No Right To Taxpayer Funds, Americans United And Allies Tell U.S. Supreme Court High Court Should Uphold State ‘No-Aid’ Clauses, Coalition Says Press Release
Censorship Crusade: Far-Right Politician, Parents Team Up To Ban Books In Va. Public Schools Wall of Separation
Fireworks For The Fourth: No, The United States Was Not Founded To Be A ‘Christian Nation’ Wall of Separation
Discrimination Defeated!: A Miss. Law That Used ‘Religious Freedom’ To Undermine Rights Is Struck Down Wall of Separation
U.S. Supreme Court Was Right To Refuse To Hear Wash. Contraception Case Raising Phony ‘Religious Freedom’ Argument Pharmacists Cannot Use Religious Beliefs To Deny Patients Needed Medication, Group Says Press Release
Legislative Blowback: One Year Later, States Are Trying To Undermine The Marriage Equality Ruling Wall of Separation
Jul 6, 2016 Forced Funding For Faith?: A Pending Supreme Court Case Could Usher In Mandatory Tax Support For Religion
Jul 5, 2016 Taxing Case: Pending Supreme Court Controversy Could Lead To More Public Support For Religion
Apr 1, 2016 Georgetown University Students Discuss the Intersection of Religion and Politcs at AU Headquarters
The July/August 2016 issue of Church & State Browse previous issues » Featured Articles Sooner State Showdown Oklahoma Voters Set To Decide Fate Of State Constitution's Religious Freedom Clause Unholy Alliance? Once Wary, Religious Right Groups Now Race To Embrace Donald Trump Correcting A Flood Of Misinformation A New Book Debunks Creationist Views Of The Grand Canyon Of Walls And Intolerance Why God And Government Make For A Dangerous Mix AU In Action Staff Members Work To Support Church-State Separation Awkward Dance Evangelicals And The Appeal Of Donald Trump (Web Exclusive) Perspective Outrage In Orlando Editorial Accountability In Alabama: No One Is Above The Law, Chief Justice Moore A False Narrative: Phony Claims Of ‘Religious Persecution’ Are Offensive AU Bulletin Supreme Court Declines Ky. Religious Home’s Appeal States Sue Federal Government Over Transgender Policy Theocratic Ky. Lawmaker Loses Re-Election Bid Expansion Of Statute Of Limitations Fails In N.Y. Ala. Chief Justice Sues Over Ethics Investigation Extremist Loses Bid For Texas Education Board Around The World: Chinese Authorities Remove Crosses From Churches People & Events Members Of Congress Introduce Legislation To Restore Federal Religious Freedom Law Supreme Court Issues ‘Non-Decision’ In Birth Control Case Americans United, Allies Win N.J. Case Over Religious School Grants Franklin Graham Plans Full Court Press For Evangelical Political Push State Court Rejects Legal Challenge To Nevada Voucher Plan AU And Allied Groups Challenge New Voucher Scheme In Colorado
Jul 7, 2016 Mass. Town Should Not Use Public Funds to Support Its Churches, Americans United Says In Lawsuit Historic Status Of Buildings Is Not An Excuse To Subsidize Religion With Taxpayer Funds, Group Says
Jul 5, 2016 Mo. Church Has No Right To Taxpayer Funds, Americans United And Allies Tell U.S. Supreme Court High Court Should Uphold State ‘No-Aid’ Clauses, Coalition Says
Jun 28, 2016 U.S. Supreme Court Was Right To Refuse To Hear Wash. Contraception Case Raising Phony ‘Religious Freedom’ Argument Pharmacists Cannot Use Religious Beliefs To Deny Patients Needed Medication, Group Says
Jun 14, 2016 Americans United Staffer Honored For Religious Freedom Work In Georgia Legislative Director Maggie Garrett To Receive Award From LGBT Rights Group
Jun 8, 2016 Federal Court Was Right To Issue Permanent Injunction On Ala. Marriage-Equality Ban, Says Americans United State Officials’ Reluctance To Follow Supreme Court Ruling Necessitated Order, Says Church-State Watchdog
May 26, 2016 Landmark Ruling Stops Unconstitutional Taxpayer Funding of N.J. Yeshiva and Seminary After ACLU And Americans United Suit Court Rules That Christie Administration’s $11 million+ Grant To Religious Schools Violated NJ Constitution
May 25, 2016 ACLU, Americans United Challenge Lawsuit Attempting to Circumvent Colorado Supreme Court School Voucher Ruling
May 17, 2016 Columbus, Ohio, Student Wins Americans United Church-State Separation Essay Contest Religious Liberty Watchdog Also Recognizes Submissions From Students In Georgia And Wisconsin
May 16, 2016 Supreme Court Non-Decision Could Leave Many Women Without Secure Access To Birth Control, Says Americans United Justices Delay Dealing With Crucial Issue
Apr 25, 2016 Colo. Supreme Court Correct To Refuse To Hear Baker’s Lawsuit Cake Shop Owner Had No Constitutional Right To Deny Services To LGBT Residents, Church-State Watchdog Says
Apr 6, 2016 Md. Family Has No Right To Taxpayer Funding For Child’s Religious Education, Says Americans United Public Schools Can Fully Accommodate Special-Needs Student, Church-State Watchdog Group Says
Apr 5, 2016 Miss. So-Called ‘Religious Freedom’ Bill Legalizes Discrimination, Says Americans United Law Could Be Used To Harm LGBT Persons, Church-State Watchdog Group Says
Mar 31, 2016 Administration’s Final Regulations For Partnerships Between Government And Faith-Based Groups Protect Individual Rights, Americans United Says Proposals Include Important Religious-Liberty Protections, Says Church-State Watchdog
Mar 28, 2016 Americans United Hails Georgia Governor’s Veto Of HB 757, A So-Called ‘Religious Freedom Bill’ Church-State Watchdog Group Says Deal Was Right To Reject Measure Designed To Foster Discrimination Against LGBT Residents
