A federal judge in Fort Worth granted an injunction in favor of Navy SEALs who sought religious exemptions to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
A Texas-based religious liberty legal organization is petitioning a federal court to rule against the Biden administration’s military vaccine mandates.
Texas legislators, the attorney general, and religious groups have submitted briefs in support of Judge Wayne Mack’s voluntary chaplaincy program.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has declared that Judge Wayne Mack may continue his practice of inviting volunteer chaplains to open the court in prayer.
A Waco area justice of the peace who was publicly warned after refusing to perform same-sex ceremonies has had her religious freedom case dismissed.
The IRS said the Republican-founded group isn't neutral enough for tax-exempt status. It encourages Christian civic engagement.
The City of Duncanville has its eyes on a plot of land owned by a small church that's fighting back in court.
Jeff Mateer, who held the position directly below the Texas Attorney General, has resigned.
Dallas County found itself at the forefront of Texas’ coronavirus crisis, and local churches responded. Here's how these churches are serving their community.
When the mayor of McKinney issued a stay-at-home order, a legal organization committed to defending religious freedom said it violated the First Amendment.
The legal authority of some elected officials to enact "shelter in place" orders has been on the mind of many Texans. Here are the arguments and implications.
Churches in Magnolia are challenging the city's water fee rate structure, which charges tax-exempt organizations at a higher rate than commercial properties.
In 2018, a group of Texas middle-school students were stopped from praying in sight of their peers. President Trump announced new guidance to protect the religious liberty of students and teachers.
Dianne Hensley, a justice of the peace in Waco, is being investigated for citing her Christian faith as reason for refusing to officiate same-sex wedding ceremonies.
Matthew Kacsmaryk, a former Assistant U.S. Attorney and graduate of the University of Texas, was confirmed to a U.S. District Court yesterday.
