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Late last month, several Orthodox Jewish residents of a New Jersey apartment building—all elderly, some handicapped—filed a federal lawsuit because their co-op board would not let doormen press the elevator button...

Today, the Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether the Affordable Care Act’s “contraception mandate”— the requirement that employers provide employees health insurance that covers contraception and abortifacients—impermissibly infringes...

The religion wars in the United States have officially “gone commercial.” In contrast to past religious controversies that have centered on questions like prayer in public schools and religious...

Few freedoms are more cherished in the United States”and more vigorously surveilled”than the right to religious liberty. For government to discriminate against religious conduct”and make it the subject of...