Back to Normal? Pew Research Reports Americans Returning to Church, Houses of Worship Resuming In-Person Services
Two years ago, government closed worship services across the country. Now, data suggests—at least to some extent—religious freedom is finally returning to normal.
One Month Countdown: Supreme Court Oral Argument for Coach Kennedy to Take Place April 25th
In one month, we’ll be at the Supreme Court defending Coach Kennedy. Let’s take a moment to remember how Coach Joe’s heroic persistence.
First Liberty Attorney Testifies at Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings
Appearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, attorney Keisha Russell brought up concerning parts of Judge Jackson’s judicial philosophy.
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Seattle Religious Ministry Case, But There’s Hope for the Future
A state court ruling could force a Christian nonprofit to hire a staff member who opposes its core religious beliefs.
Navy SEALs Case Before the Supreme Court: Third Major Opportunity to Protect Religious Freedom
This week we filed a brief at the U.S. Supreme Court in defense of our Navy SEAL clients, making it our third case at the Supreme Court.
What Americans Must Know as Senate Hearings Begin for Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson
As Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson enters the spotlight, many wonder about her judicial philosophy and how she might rule on religious freedom.
