The Quebec government’s new Bill 9 -- restricting religious symbols and prayer in public spaces -- has left many people ...

A bill introduced recently in Quebec would forbid future government employees from expressing their faith through religious symbols during office hours. The bill, called "An act respecting the laicity ...

MONTREAL — The Quebec government passed a bill late Sunday barring schoolteachers, police officers, judges and other public employees from wearing religious symbols in the workplace, prompting an ...

It is truly amazing to me, as a Catholic, that we are turning to the Supreme Court to determine if the cross is a religious symbol (“Supreme Court to decide if cross can be a secular symbol,” Feb. 27) ...

More than 100 parents and alumni of Neptune High School in New Jersey turned out for a meeting Wednesday night after learning this year's senior class may not be able to graduate in an historic ...

As our great nation celebrates its independence, along with the fireworks, music and the Stars and Stripes, one of the best known symbols to be shown and celebrated is the bald eagle, our national ...

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The Appeal to Heaven flag is a symbol that is deeply enmeshed in movements and theologies that seek to restrict liberty to a ...

FILE - A girl reads a book in her classroom on the first day of the new school year, in Kabul, Saturday, March 25, 2023. (AP Photo/Ebrahim Noroozi, File) STRASBOURG, France (AFP) — A Belgian regional ...

WASHINGTON — For more than 90 years, a huge concrete cross has dominated part of Bladensburg, Maryland, a Washington suburb. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will be asked to decide whether it should ...

There’s nothing overtly religious about the giant Christmas tree at Faneuil Hall Marketplace in downtown Boston. It’s got lots of lights and generic holiday ornaments. But don’t call it a “holiday ...