By overreacting to Satanic Temple events, Iowa is ruining access to an iconic space that belongs to all of us, writes the ...

That violates the establishment clause of the First Amendment,” says Ciolino’ (Andrew Greenstein, ‘5th Circuit Panel: ...

The Satanic Temple made headlines last week when it unveiled a Mephistophelean holiday display in Minnesota’s Capitol building and another in Concord, New Hampshire, testing the First Amendment ...

A similar fight is occurring in Minnesota, where members of The Satanic Temple contributed to the holiday display at the State House in St. Paul. Greaves said Concord, N.H., Mayor Byron Champlin ...

Digging deeper: The Minnesota group was formerly aligned with the Satanic Temple. It should be noted the Satanic Temple is more of a parody organization versus a worshiping body.

Satanic display at the Minnesota State Capitol What we know: According to a permit granted by the state, the display was set up last Friday and will remain on display until next Friday, Dec. 27.

Last December, the Satanic Temple put up a display inside the Iowa Capitol in Des Moines that a former U.S. Navy fighter pilot was later accused of destroying. Similar to the Minnesota Satanists ...

The architecture houses the state Senate, House of Representatives, Attorney General, the office of the Governor, and the Supreme Court of Minnesota. Satanists erected a satanic display in the ...

Last December, the Satanic Temple put up a display inside the Iowa Capitol in Des Moines that a former U.S. Navy fighter pilot was later accused of destroying. Similar to the Minnesota Satanists, the ...

The Satanic Temple: "Thanks to all the hard work from our Congregation, especially Calcifer, for helping us set up Minnesota Satanists' first-ever holiday display at the state Capitol in Saint Paul!