The Tennessee Senate passed House Joint Resolution 37, which aims to add one line to the Tennessee Constitution: “that liberties do not come from government, but from Almighty God.”

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments today in the legal challenge to President Donald Trump’s cruel Muslim ban. AU has been fighting the ban from the beginning, and today is no different: We’ll be joining allies at the court to affirm there should be “No Muslim Ban Ever.”

A new video from the Pew Research Center highlights both the challenges and the hopes Muslims in America face in the current political climate that includes President Trump's Muslim ban.

A recent poll shows that white evangelical support for President Donald Trump is at an all-time high, despite numerous allegations circulating that he's acted in ways that don't reflect the group's typical insistence on "family values."

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in the Muslim ban case April 25. That’s why this month, we’ve been speaking to Muslims (and those targeted because they’re perceived to be Muslim) about how the current political climate is impacting their lives in the United States.

In a victory for church-state separation, the New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously ruled that public money can’t be used to repair or maintain active churches.

One week from today, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in the Muslim ban case. We hope the justices vote on the right side of history and rule that there should be no Muslim ban, ever.

Today, we’re launching a storytelling project. Have you or a loved one ever been discriminated against because of someone else’s religion? Share your story with us.