“This settlement advances the religious freedom of taxpayers and children across Kentucky. Vulnerable children should never be religiously proselytized or coerced in state-funded facilities," said Alex J. Luchenitser, associate vice president and associate legal director of Americans United.

As creationist Ken Ham marks the fifth anniversary of Ark Encounter and unveils plans to build a Tower of Babel, a reminder that his Ark Park was built on the backs of Kentucky taxpayers.

It turns out that some of the religious organizations that received PPP loans under the first pandemic relief bill were hardly in dire financial straits.