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Liberals in Hungary agree the government shouldn’t force anyone to express himself in a way that violates his conscience.

A Christian photographer in Virginia will not be forced to service same-sex wedding ceremonies, according to a new settlement reached between himself and Commonwealth officials.

As Christians continue to engage in the public sphere and uphold their Christian beliefs and values, the nation moves closer to a society that acknowledges the vital role of faith in shaping the cultural landscape.

The federal appeals court based in Denver issued a brief order on Thursday returning the case of Christian web designer Lorie Smith to a trial judge to resolve, two months after the nations highest court sided with her.

Behold the last federal bastion of the pre-Trump right.

After the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in 303 Creative vs. Elenis, queer rights activists, scholars and lawyers are urging resolve in the fight for LGBTQ+ legal rights.

U.S. Supreme Court cases have become fraught with peril for those who differ from leftist ideology—including death threats.

A look back at the mostly unfortunate achievements of the Supreme Court’s recent term.

If a church cant control who it hires, its not really free.

The ruling comes during a moment rife with uncertainty for LGBTQ+ rights.