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The issue isn't just freedom, say some champions of religious liberty.

Groups were busy responding to fights over marriage, the Supreme Court, and a mosque near Ground Zero.

Legal group says marriage case was not "adequately defended," noting Alliance Defense Fund presented only two witnesses at trial.

The ACLU and many conservative activists find themselves on the same side of the issues this week.

Political activists choose their battles as conservatives oppose the Supreme Court nominee and progressives respond, yet again, to the FoxNews host.

Pro-life groups are using a new insurance plan in Pennsylvania as evidence that President Obama lied about not funding abortion. One group disagrees.

Evangelical leaders supported Obama's call for comprehensive immigration reform, but that doesn't mean that the debate among political activists is over. Plus, which issues activists want Congress to tackle this summer.

Political activists focused on Elena Kagan's confirmation hearings even as the Supreme Court ruled on an important religious liberty case.

This week's culture war flashpoints: Father's Day and Home Depot.

Political advocacy groups focused their attention on a report that the federal government gave money to organizations that perform abortion.

The oil spill is the top major issue for some political groups, while other groups fought the EPA from regulating greenhouse gases.

The killing of activists on a ship to Gaza reignites debate over support for Israel and its policies.

Some conservative organizations are attempting one last push back in their fight to keep gays and lesbians from openly serving in the military.

Some evangelicals support Beck's view of salvation and social justice. Others see the Fox News commentator as 'a danger to true evangelical theology.'

Political activist groups don't know much about the Supreme Court nominee, but they still had plenty to say about her.

"Doctor" returns to the radio as his wife's National Day of Prayer takes center stage.

Political groups focused their energies this week on immigration, gay rights, Wall Street reform, and the place of Christianity in the public square.

Conservative groups were less interested in recent tea party protests than a U.S. District Court decision that the National Day of Prayer is unconstitutional.

Conservatives remain pessimistic about Justice Stevens' retirement and other battles for the judiciary. Plus, Bryan Fischer's call to deport Muslims continues.