Mobs Don’t Get a Veto Over Worship
Kelly discusses recent attacks on churches in Minnesota and California and the tension between different rights in the First Amendment.
Senate and Administration Must Move Quickly to Confirm Strong Federal Judges
With the 2026 midterm elections looming, the window to place strong principled judges on the bench is closing.
Georgia City Bans Resident from Sharing Religious Message Outside Abortion Center
James Anthony stands outside a local abortion center encouraging people to choose life, but the city won’t allow him to share his message.
Religious Liberty Commission to Discuss Anti-Semitism and the Private Sector
With anti-Semitism on the rise in America, the Commission will hear from our clients who’ve suffered ongoing harassment and intimidation.
Florida Law Protects Against Religious Discrimination at Work, First Liberty Tells State Appeals Court
The Court is reviewing a workplace discrimination case and asked First Liberty to explain how laws protect religious liberty of employees.
South Dakota Bill Would Make it a Felony to Disrupt a Religious Service
After, Recent incidents of agitators storming and disrupting church services, Gov. Rhoden is taking action to protect houses of worship.
