The Supreme Court recently ruled that what's labeled as "disorderly conduct" isn't always disorderly. Such was the case of a student at a Georgia college who tried to share his faith.

Mega churches reveal a lot about today's balancing act between religion and freedom. Nowhere is this more in evidence than at a certain establishment in beautiful Sun Valley, California.

Myanmar, former Burma, is a cauldron of strife and dissent where religious freedom is under heavy fire. Lincoln Steed, editor of Liberty magazine, shares the latest developments.

The Pope of Rome is a busy man as evidenced by his many appearances and travels. Recently, he visited Iraq, which begs the question, why? What did he hope to accomplish there?

America boasts a proud heritage, except in one rather glaring area: human rights as expressed through religious liberty. One group of citizens has a very good case.

Myanmar is in the news again, and, as usual, not in a good way. Lincoln Steed, editor of Liberty magazine, talks about this latest chapter in that very trouble corner of the world.

There are many dates in American history which will long be remembered. July 4, December 7, September 11, and now January 6. What are the repercussions of this latest day of infamy?

To gather, or not to gather. That has been a question that church-goers have been asking in California for many months. The Supreme Court recently weighed with a decision.

Freedom of Speech. What exactly does it give us the freedom to do? Lincoln Steed and attorney Sonja DeWitt discuss the impact and limitations of the freedom to speak our mind.

Movements by self-proclaimed "sovereign citizens" aren't new. Such pressure groups have existed since the beginning of our world's history. Lincoln Steed explains.