Jeremy Dys

Banning anyone from praying just because they can be seen by the public is wrong and violates the Constitution. Let us hope the Court realizes it.

After a year of agitation, the radical Left should take a step back and assess the progress of its campaign to pack the Supreme Court with partisan ideologues.

Although he surely did not intend to do so, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken dealt the coup de grâce to the radical Left's court packing project this week.

Cities that want to forbid religious organizations from participating in public programs have a new obstacle to overcome.

Authorized by President Joe Biden just weeks ago, the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States held its first of six public meetings Wednesday.

Liberty is not a goalpost to be moved, but a right to be closely guarded.

Despite challenges, courts have routinely noted the Constitution's approval of legislative prayers—by chaplains, volunteers and even elected officials.

The First Amendment does not disappear during a pandemic.

Your most precious freedoms do not simply perish amidst a pandemic.