The Latest Breaking News from CAIR

The long-serving New Jersey mayor was invited to Biden-hosted event, but the U.S. Secret Service denied him entry.

Advocacy groups say ‘common sense’ bill would help protect incarcerated people’s right to religious freedom, expression.

An interesting press release from last Thursday: The Maryland office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today called on Maryland's Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) system to amend its new school bathroom guidelines in response to privacy complaints reported to…

A Muslim advocacy group is accusing Southwest Airlines of denying a Maryland worker’s request for a schedule change so he could attend a Friday prayer meeting and then firing him when he took a day off.

University says it is reviewing actions after art professor’s contract not renewed amid student objection.

Republican House leader Kevin McCarthy promises to remove Muslim congresswoman from committee, sparking backlash.

A teacher who was the center of viral controversy last year after a student said the instructor removed her hijab in class is suing New Jersey fencing Olympian Ibtihaj Muhammad for her involvement in the incident’s spread online.

From Illoominate Media, Inc. v. CAIR Florida, Inc., decided today by Judges Charles Wilson, Britt Grant, and R. Lanier Anderson III: This suit over attorney's fees and costs stems from allegations that the CAIR Foundation and CAIR Florida, Inc. (CAIR) had a hand in convincing Twitter to ban Loomer's account.…

By any measure, Muslims in America are doing great. Two decades after 9/11, why is there so much bigotry?

Outgoing congresswoman Liz Cheney takes aim at election result deniers within GOP. Plus, a dispute at Apple over remote working

Civil rights advocates say it ‘imposes religion’ as new law requires public campuses to display donated items bearing that phrase