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

The Satanic Temple's leader in Iowa is accusing state officials of religious discrimination against the group. The civil rights complaint filed Tuesday says the Satanic Temple was denied access to ...

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Founded in 2013, the Salem, Massachusetts-based Satanic Temple says it doesn’t believe in Satan but describes itself as a “non-theistic religious organization” that advocates for secularism.

The Satanic Temple Iowa on Tuesday filed a complaint accusing state officials of discriminating against the group because of its members' religion, having denied them access to the state Capitol ...

The complaint also notes past incidents of alleged discrimination against the Satanic Temple, including the high-profile vandalism of its display at the Capitol during the holidays in 2023 and the ...

A 49-year-old Oklahoma man was sentenced Monday in federal court for attempting to bomb The Satanic Temple headquarters in Salem last year.

The Satanic Temple Iowa's application for a display and event in December 2024 was denied, a decision that the organization says violated its members' constitutional rights and Iowa civil rights law.