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Teacher of a govt school held for allegedly giving corporal punishment to a student for writing a religious slogan on a classroom board.

Several nonprofit organizations and houses of worship around New Hampshire are adding security measures, thanks to millions of dollars in federal grant money.

Over the past three years, New Hampshire organizations have split about $4 million in grant money to improve their security.

A federal judge has implemented a 30-day pause on his ruling that mandates Southwest Airlines legal representatives to undergo religious freedom training organized by the Alliance Defending ...

Bishop Michael F. Olson of Fort Worth dismissed religious superior of Carmelite order alleging sexual sin, which she denies

Maine healthcare workers fired for refusing COVID-19 vaccinations due to religious objections are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review their case. Petition a

A legal dispute has erupted in Colorado over the constitutionality of the states recently established universal preschool program. The lawsuit contends that the program unlawfully discriminates ...

Barack Obama has chastised Americans that “thoughts and prayers are not enough” during tragedy. He did it again with the Maui wildfires.

Its now up to a new govt to take it up as the PM has advised the president to dissolve parliament

Startling revelations have emerged from an investigation led by the U.S. House Judiciary Committee, shedding light on alleged coordination among multiple field offices of the Federal Bureau of ...