First Church of Cannabis in Indiana, a new religion that claims using marijuana is a sacrament, was recently granted a tax-exempt status by the IRS.
Last month, Ireland voted by a huge majority to legalize same-sex marriage; the first country in the world to have achieved the same via popular vote.
A woman from New Jersey filed a court case against the state, after being refused a vanity plate that read “8THEIST”, but “BAPTIST” was allowed.
Christian Republicans, believing the U.S. is a nation founded by Christians alone, intend to establish Christianity as America’s official religion.
The Air Force snubs a civil liberties group who sought to court-martial a two-star general for delivering religious speech in uniform to credit God.
Ben Carson, the Republican presidential candidate, started his bid for the White House by proposing a tax plan that is based on Biblical tithing.
The longstanding blasphemy law in Norway has finally been repealed in the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo attack that took place in Paris.
Atheists in Egypt launched a campaign for the formation of a new political party that would be comprised of atheists, secularists and liberal thinkers.
Hillary Clinton says that religious beliefs, cultural codes and structural biases must change if women want access to reproductive health care.
A court in Egypt handed down life sentences to 71 Muslims who burned down a Christian church in the village of Kafr Hakim in Giza province in 2013.
