The Obama administration is working to clarify policy because only Congress can change tax law.
Referring to Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis, a top Mormon Church leaders says public officials cannot impose their personal beliefs on their offices.
Donald Trump has dared to speak the truth, and Jeb Bush is fighting mad. Welcome to the world of American Republican politics, where facts are the...
One Alabama judge compares the Supreme Court's marriage ruling to federal civil rights laws from the 1960s, and concludes the federal government must issue marriage licenses...
"The simplest way to think about this is to agree that all of us have a right to worship, but that right ends at the tips...
Kim Davis once again has been told no by a federal judge, but this time, the irony is exquisite.
Mike Huckabee just displayed his extreme and willful ignorance about very basics issues of American jurisprudence.
A new White House petition wants America to take a greater step toward separation of church and state.
Kim Davis was given a jail sentence for refusing to issue marriage licenses to eligible same-sex couples, but how is it that she can still keep...
Despite a summons to appear before a federal judge tomorrow, Kim Davis once again today refused a marriage license for a same-sex couple.
Like ambulance chasing-attorneys, Liberty Counsel is in the business of lurking and looking for the next high-profile conservative Christian offering a potentially money-raising "persecution" story. Kim...
Dan Savage says Kim Davis wants to be a "martyr," and someone should remind her she doesn't work for God.
Kim Davis says she "surrendered" her life "to Jesus Christ" just four years ago - less than one-quarter the amount of time some of the very...
Kim Davis and her brother "in Christ," Casey Davis, the two Kentucky clerks refusing to issue marriage licenses as the law demands, are just the latest...
Rowan County, Kentucky clerk Kim Davis was ordered to begin issuing marriage licenses beginning today, and she has not. She did just re-appeal. What does this...