Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services made it clear that LGBTQ people should not face discrimination in health care.

The religious landscape of our nation is changing. Growing numbers of Americans say they have no particular religion. For the first time in history, the number of Americans who belong to a house of worship has dipped below 50%.

Officials in Detroit have ceased involvement with a taxpayer-funded program after Americans United raised concerns about its legality and lack of religious freedom safeguards.

It’s simply not the place of our secular government to direct its citizens on when, how or whether to pray. Government has no business even offering us advice on how to behave when it comes to religion.  

We cannot make transformational progress until we understand what obstacles stand in the way of more people joining our cause.

An Arkansas bill would have allowed the teaching of creationism alongside evolution in science classes.

The Coalition Against Religious Discrimination (CARD), of which Americans United is a member, is urging the White House’s Faith-Based Office to restore critical religious freedom protections and chart a new path forward with even more robust protections.

To mark President Joe Biden's 100 days in office, here are five areas in which he's made real progress in restoring and protecting church-state separation.