SCOTUS Sides with the American Legion and ACRU on WWI Cross Memorial
8/7: The ACRU joined the fight for Freedom of Religion by filing an amicus brief supporting the Bladensburg Cross.
The American Civil Rights Union Urges the Supreme Court to Protect Free Speech by Overturning Hill v. Colorado
7/11: The American Civil Rights Union has filed an amicus brief in support of the petitioners in Price v. Chicago, encouraging the Court to agree to take the case.
Abortion Lobby Killing Free Speech, Too
5/16: The First Amendment remains the bulwark of our liberty. But it faces unrelenting assault by the Left.
Paine’s Advice on Religious Liberty: True Then, True Now
4/19: ACRU Chairman and CEO Susan Carleson writes on why Founding Father Thomas Paine's advice on protecting religious liberty could save America from anti-religious groups and legislators.
Protecting the Bladensburg Peace Cross from Liberal Bias
2/24: ACRU Senior Fellow Kerri Toloczko explains why the Bladensburg Peace Cross is far more than a religious symbol and how the ACRU joined the fight to protect the war memorial.
Klukowski: California Federal Court Questions Religious Liberty
1/14: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on a California Federal Court blocking President Trump's religious liberty mandate on Obamacare.
Grotesque Grand Jury Report on Abusive Priests: Questions and Answers
8/16: If you aimed to destroy a vibrant Catholic community, one way would be to turn priests into monsters toward children.
Klukowski: Court Protects Church
7/16: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on the Fifth Circuit's decision to protect the Catholic church from perceived intimidation tactics.
Klukowski: Sen. Booker's Vote Is Unconstitutional
4/15: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski explains why Senator Cory Booker's decision to vote against CIA Director Mike Pompeo because of the director's religious beliefs is unconstitutional.
Supreme Court May Side with Christian Baker in Same-Sex Wedding Cake Case
Religious-liberty activists and conservative Christian groups are optimistic after oral arguments on Tuesday at the U.S. Supreme Court in a case that squarely pits constitutional rights against LGBT activists.