In a traditional public forum, like a public park, the government may not prohibit certain messages while allowing others.

Like any citizen in any city in America, Ernest Giardino is free to peacefully share his religious beliefs on a public sidewalk. The First Amendment is his permit.

The law and Constitution grant all people the right to express their religious beliefs and speak freely, even if what they say is controversial.

For decades, a free-standing nativity has been part of the Christmas holiday tradition in the town circle in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. But last year, the City ordered it removed because it is “religious.” Of course, this is a clear violation of the First Amendment. First Liberty Institute has urged the City to reverse its recent blanket ban of the nativity from any city property.

U.S. Supreme Court Protects Bladensburg WWI Veterans Memorial!

Atheist from San Antonio sues Corpus Christi pastor for building America’s tallest cross on church property.