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A former Iowa council member's Satanic invocation sparked outrage and a heated debate over religious freedom. Can cities allow Christian prayers but exclude Satanic ones?

A Pennsylvania employee says her Lunar Sabbath observance cost her job. A federal court ruling now puts the school's handling of her religious accommodation request under scrutiny.

A Dearborn journalist is suing the city over Ramadan displays, alleging religious favoritism. The case raises new questions about government and religious freedom.

A businessman admits sending fake religious messages to a 91-year-old investor who says his faith was exploited to secure more than $60 million for a failed theme park.

A Palo Alto student says a lawsuit over a school mosque visit leaves out key context, adding new details to the debate over religion in public education.

From an Oakland discrimination case to debates over Jewish immigration and Sharia law, recent U.S. disputes are testing the boundaries of free speech and religious freedom.

Palo Alto parents sued over a school mosque field trip. Did students simply learn about Islam, or did the visit cross the line into religious endorsement?

Arizona's Supreme Court upheld a clergy exemption for some confidential child abuse disclosures, renewing debate over religious freedom and mandatory reporting.

Indigenous worshippers say the Big Bend border project threatens sacred land and religious practices. Construction in the national park is now temporarily paused.

A South Carolina prison policy is facing a federal lawsuit after Buddhist, Islamic, legal, and other books were rejected because they came from unapproved vendors.