The ACLU has filed a complaint on behalf of The Satanic Temple, citing religious discrimination from state officials.

The Satanic Temple installed a holiday display in front of the State House in December, featuring a goat-headed statue dressed in a flowing black robe with a rope belt knotted at the waist.

The Satanic Temple's holiday display, including a Baphomet statue and 7 tenets of the religion, was placed Saturday in the city plaza in front of the NH State House.

The Satanic Temple, which touts core beliefs like compassion, justice and personal freedom, got a permit from the city of Concord for the nativity display.

On December 7, the mannequin wearing robes and a goat mask was dismembered, and a tablet engraved with the seven fundamental tenets of the Satanic Temple was smashed. The display had been met with ...

The Satanic Temple, which touts core tenets including personal freedom, compassion and justice, received a permit from the city to put up the display.

Dec. 16—The Satanic Temple brought back a second statue of an occult deity to the State House Plaza in Concord, one week after a group of unidentified vandals destroyed the first display. The ...

With the help of a group of local artists, a holiday display by The Satanic Temple once again stands outside the New Hampshire State House. “Violence and vandalism are not valid responses to ...

The base of the statue included what the Satanic Temple calls its seven tenets, which include calls for “compassion,” “empathy,” “reason,” and “freedom” as well as autonomy.

With conservative states increasingly moving to insert Christianity into public education, the Satanic Temple sees an opportunity to inject its counter-programming of religion into the schools, and it ...

While The Satanic Temple works with other civil rights groups to block efforts for more Christianity in schools, when that doesn’t work, they focus on equal access for all religions.