Law

So much for protecting public safety...

Gov. Kristi Noem decided to ignore the real issue... again.

We also talked about how there's officially a Humanist in Congress, license plates in Mississippi,...

Your religious beliefs don't give you a right to put others in danger.

The town banned Mark Mullins from reading Tarot cards as part of his business.

This whole saga shows the absurdity of religious invocations at government meetings.

The fictional War on Christmas never ends at FOX News.

The Lieutenant Governor responded by saying, "In Mississippi we do trust God."

Most lawmakers want to keep the Christian prayers for the sake of tradition.

Christian hate is alive and well in the Texas legislature.

Texas found a way to treat all religions equally by being even more cruel.

Not enough Democrats voted. Wisconsin residents will likely suffer because of it.

The bill's author initially wanted to use this bill to shove Creationism into public schools.

This is why we can't have nice things.

Rick Taylor bragged about how he converted Muslim inmates. It cost him his job.

I'm glad he has a hobby, but his lack of religion didn't cause these murders.

All you sinners in Utah are sinning just a little less now. Congratulations!

Why the different responses by the Supreme Court to nearly identical situations?

This bill was a horrible idea from the very beginning.

This bill, which goes way too far, is a horrible idea.

This is such a dumb waste of taxpayer resources.

Why does the Catholic Church have any say at all in how these public schools...

The students in St. Louis deserve better than candidates who don't understand basic science.

This is faith-based cruelty taken to extremes.

Mike Huckabee said the chain should "sue the city of San Antonio" for rejecting it...

This is the most stereotypically Southern amendment to a gambling bill I can imagine.

There's no way this is not creepy.

A Rockland County official said this was necessary to protect public health.

Pastor Robert Jeffress said this man's book was "required reading."

What's this guy complaining about? I'm not even sure he knows.