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A North Carolina megachurch is suing the county claiming it is being discriminated against due to zoning laws that inhibit its growth.

A church building in a rural area.

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  • Pieces of paper with a failing grade of 'F' at the top. Graduate Student No Longer Teaching After Giving Christian-Focused Essay a “Zero” 02/18/2026

    Some of the most heated religious and philosophical conflicts occur in the educational world. In some ways, this is predictable. Some might even say that these conflicts are healthy, especially since schools are supposed to be safe places for the exchange of new and conflicting ideas. However, disagreements about religion in school can also lead Read More

  • An animated image of the Bill of Rights. Religious Plaintiffs Win Big in Two Recent US Lawsuits 02/04/2026

    Two religious discrimination lawsuits recently captured the attention of the nation, and both have resulted in victories for the religious plaintiffs. The first case involved a hotel worker who was forced to work on the Sabbath despite her religious objections. The other case involves a jewelry company that won back the right to create dog Read More

  • Bottles of the COVID-19 Vaccine Nurse Files Religious Discrimination Lawsuit After Refusing Vaccine 01/28/2026

    In December of 2025, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) reported that it had sued an Illinois-based hospital system on behalf of a nurse who had previously refused the COVID-19 vaccine. These kinds of cases have become quite common in the United States, and it is incredible to see that they show no sign of Read More

  • A woman wearing a mask gets a vaccination. West Virginia Allows Parents to Opt-Out Their Kids from Vaccines on Religious Grounds 01/07/2026

    In November of 2025, various sources revealed that a West Virginia judge had given parents the right to cite religion to opt-out their children from vaccines. This could be considered a victory for religious individuals in the United States, and it occurs after a long string of similar vaccine-related decisions by major courts in the Read More

  • A man dressed as a religious official with a cross necklace pointing his finger in disapproval. Two New Wrongful Termination Cases Focus on Religious Discrimination 12/24/2025

    Over the past few weeks, sources reported on two new wrongful termination cases that focus on religious discrimination issues. The first case involves a trans librarian who was terminated by a Catholic school. The second case involves a male prison chaplain who was fired after refusing to train a woman to do his job. Both Read More

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