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Businesses have long claimed the First Amendment should excuse them from complying with the law. The Supreme Court has always rejected that argument.

A Colorado baker refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple. The case is now going to the Supreme Court.

A Colorado baker’s refusal to serve a gay couple on religious grounds has led to a major Supreme Court showdown.

It’s just a wedding cake, not a wedding. There was a better solution than going to court.

A federal law barring states from authorizing commercial wagering on sports seemed to be in trouble at the Supreme Court.

Forcing Jack Phillips to make cakes for same-sex weddings is unconstitutional. Here’s why.

The justices will consider whether a Florida city violated the First Amendment rights of a persistent critic by arresting him at a public meeting.

Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey will be in Washington for oral arguments in a case that could set the stage for legalized sports betting,…

When granted the right to marry, weren’t we also granted the right to throw the wedding of our dreams?

A commercial baker can’t hide behind the First Amendment to turn away customers whose same-sex union conflicts with his religious beliefs.