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A new Pepsi soda can design omits the words "under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance.
A Fisher-Price talking doll utters the phrases "Islam is the light" and "Satan is king."
Principal Jody McLoud of Roane County High School in Kingston, Tennessee, delivered a controversial speech before a school football game.
American Atheists oppose incorporating a steel-beam cross found in the WTC rubble into a permanent memorial to the victims who died there on
Religious symbols and references abound in U.S. capital buildings and the words of America's founders.
The ACLU is seeking to have cross-shaped headstones removed from federal cemeteries.
A USPS stamp commemorates the Islamic holidays of
Item cites religious references related to George Washington and the Washington Monument.
A holiday shopping flier included an anti-Semitic message.
Imam is questioned about Islamic attitude toward infidels.
Letter to
Steven Spielberg is planning to direct a film about the Crusades.*
Judge tells holiday-seeking plaintiff atheists already have their own holiday:
One of the top search results in Google for the word "jew" points to an anti-Semitic site.
A sneeze during a graduation ceremony prompts the response of 'God bless you!,' thereby working a blessing into the proceedings.
Vietnam veteran Admiral Jeremiah Denton was prevented from speaking before the California Assembly on Independence Day.
Atheist Madalyn Murray O'Hair is circulating a petition to have religious broadcasting banned from American airwaves.
Daughter of murder victims decries the removal of "So help me God" from the oath trial witnesses are sworn by.
Four Christians in Philadelphia face a potential sentence of
Atheists are petitioning the FCC to get religious broadcasting banned from American airwaves.
The ACLU objected to a U.S. Marine prayer session because it constituted "federal employees praying on federal property and on federal time."
NBC will be airing The Book of Daniel, a series about an Episcopal priest who deals with an addiction to painkillers, a gay son, and a daughter who sells pot.
E-mail petition seeks to restore the Pledge of Allegiance to public schools.
Radio stations declined to play the Diamond Rio song "In God We Still Trust" because of its subject matter.
A viewer received an insulting response after sending a complaint through ABC's web site about the television series
A kidney donor demanded her organ back after the recipient changed religions.
Crocodile hunter Steve Irwin became a Christian a few weeks before he died.
Iran has passed a law requiring Jews and Christians to wear badges identifying them as religious minorities.
Evangelist Billy Graham led a parade through New Orleans on a scooter during the March 2006 Celebration of Hope crusade.
News agency conducts online poll about Americans' belief in God.
A newly-elected Muslim Congressman announced he will take his oath of office on the Quran instead of the Bible.
New U.S. dollar coins omit the motto "In God We Trust."
Schools in the UK no longer teach about the Holocaust for fear of offending Muslim students.
Public prayer is prohibited at Steak n Shake restaurants.
A proposed redesign of the Lincoln Cent will omit the motto "In God We Trust."
During an awards ceremony, actress Kathy Griffin told Jesus to "suck it" and said that her Emmy was now her god.
The 2007 film The Golden Compass is based on a series of books with anti-religious themes.
Changes to an exhibit at the Washington Monument temporarily made the phrase
Oprah Winfrey is selling an XM Radio show titled 'A Course in Miracles.'
Employees of a Tyson Foods plant in Tennessee will be given a paid day off for the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr.
Jesus will be portrayed as a homosexual in an upcoming film.
The Boston Red Sox are postponing their 2009 home opener to avoid a conflict with Passover.
Statistics demonstrate that "Islam will overwhelm Christendom unless Christians recognize the demographic realities and begin reproducing again."
A new federal government policy prohibits
San Diego County officials barred a couple from holding
A Pepsi distributor stopped donating supplies to God's Pit Crew because of the charity's name.
The ACLU is seeking to have a cross removed from the Mojave National Preserve in California.
Muslims are planning to hold an "Islam on Capitol Hill" prayer service at the
Two "devout Muslims" were appointed to key posts in the Department of Homeland Security.
Account describes Muslims engaging in a "dry run" hijacking on
A 2010 calendar distributed by Publix supermarkets identifies
Buddhist extremists in India plan to burn down 200 churches and kill
Article details treatment of women in the Muslim world.
Photographs show Muslims praying in the streets of New York City.
Photographs show a "censored" protest against a planned mosque in New York City.
A Home Depot employee was fired after refusing to remove a patriotic button from his work apron.
Frankenmuth resident objects to cross on city's crest; residents respond by placing crosses on their lawns.
NBC edited an interview with the family of a deceased Navy SEAL to remove a reference to Christ.
A Congressional bill seeks to add FDR's D-Day prayer to the national World
Article describes conditions under which halal meat is produced.
Walter Reed Medical Center issued guidelines that prohibit the use of religious items during visits with patients.
The Democratic National Convention declined to allow a prayer from a Catholic official but did allow prayers from 20,000 Muslims.
The 2012 Democratic National Convention declined to allow churches to donate gift baskets to delegates.
Evangelist Billy Graham placed full-page advertisements in U.S. newspapers regarding the 2012 election.
The U.S. has contributed millions of dollars towards the rebuilding of mosques in Muslim countries.
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