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

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

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

In October of 2025, USA Today reported that two new Catholic statues in Massachusetts had sparked a religious, constitutional, and free-speech debate. The debate comes in the midst of a changing landscape in terms of religious freedoms in the United States. The current presidential administration and Supreme Court have shown themselves to be very supportive Read More

In November of 2025, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) reported that Texas school districts were set to remove displays of the Ten Commandments. This comes after a major decision by a U.S. District Judge and a successful lawsuit filed by a number of “multifaith and nonreligious” families in the relevant school districts. This case Read More

On November 7, 2025, the SCOTUS blog reported that the Supreme Court was preparing to hear oral arguments in an interesting religious discrimination case. The case involves a Rastafarian inmate who claims that a prison warden violated his religious rights while he was incarcerated. The case has generated interest from various groups, including the current administration and Read More

A significant number of protests have erupted across the United States for various reasons over the last few years, and Seattle has certainly seen its fair share of people expressing their First Amendment rights. Mayors of various cities have reacted to these protests in different ways, and the Mayor of Seattle has allegedly chosen to Read More

According to the Human Resources Director, a recent decision in a workplace discrimination lawsuit has “shaken up” rules regarding vaccines and religious accommodations. This lawsuit involved over one thousand Coast Guardsmen who alleged that they had been unfairly denied benefits and protections due to their refusal to accept the COVID-19 vaccine mandate. Specifically, the court Read More

The wave of religious discrimination lawsuits continues in the United States, and the latest company to feel the effects is one of the biggest names in the tech industry. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has accused Apple, Inc. of discriminating and retaliating against a Jewish worker, and this could prove to be a major Read More

Chicago has seen a considerable amount of turmoil in recent weeks, as local protestors make their voices heard amidst the growing immigration controversy in the United States. Putting the political aspects of this conflict aside, the situation has also caused considerable violence and injuries to people on both sides. One such incident involved a pastor Read More