Join Ralph Reed for a special Liberty Club strategy call with Senator Rand Paul, an outspoken champion for constitutional liberties and fiscal responsibility, and a warrior against government overreach on Tuesday, October 14th at 7:00PM Eastern. Following Senator Paul’s remarks, he will take your questions.
California high school principal has banned the football booster club from selling Chick-Fil-A sandwiches because she personally disagrees about the company’s gay marriage stance.
The radical Islamic terrorist group Islamic State (ISIL) is a threat to peace and stability in the entire Middle East and poses a real long-term danger to the homeland.
On Sunday, October 5, 2014, Concerned Women for America and America Takes Action, Gov. Mike Huckabee’s C4 organization, will hold a rally in Washington, D.C., to show support for Israel.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FRFF) is continuing its fight to stop private businesses from expressing their faith. A small, family-owned pizza parlor in Arkansas, Bailey’s Pizza, is under fire for offering a 10% discount to customers who bring in their church bulletins on Sunday.
In one of the most-watched events on the fall political calendar in the Hawkeye State, Senator Ted Cruz and Governor Bobby Jindal will both headline the Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition’s “Fall Family Banquet” on Saturday, September 27th in Des Moines.
A couple in New York is being forced to host a same-sex wedding on their family farm or pay a fine of $13,000. Cynthia and Robert Gifford declined hosting the wedding at their family farm due to their religious beliefs that marriage is between one man and one woman.
The American Humanist Organization (AHA) has threatened a lawsuit to a Georgia high school for praying before football games. Chestatee High School in Gainseville, GA excersises their religious freedom by choosing to lead prayers before and after all football games.
Bibles that were removed from Navy lodges will now be put back in the hotels. The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FRCC) lodged a complaint early this year, stating that the Navy had a “preference for Christianity over all other religions and nonreligious sects”.
