The law books record it as State of Tennessee v. John T. Scopes. History remembers it as the “ Monkey Trial .” The case ...

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A century ago today, America fixed its attention on a Dayton courthouse. Tennessee was prosecuting John T. Scopes for ...

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A prominent pastor's presence in the Detroit mayor's race is reigniting conversations about melding faith and governance. Why it matters: Detroit's Black churches and religious leaders have long ...

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Their appeal is one of three religious rights cases the Supreme Court is deciding in the coming weeks, and could be part of a recent trend of the court siding with religious rights advocates.

The justices will weigh whether a school district must allow parents with religious objections to LGBTQ+ books to excuse their children.

Conservative religious activists want to dismantle the longtime understanding of the separation of church and state — and the Supreme Court may be on board.

Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act became a national news story a decade ago. Insiders retell the story in part 1 of this two-part oral history.

Religious, not political: Deported Brown University professor Rasha Alawieh on why she had Hezbollah leaders' photos on phone ...