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After a historic year of critical victories for religious liberty at the Supreme Court, we’re taking an in-depth look at the Court’s activity, as well as the Justices’ ideological alignment and voting behavior throughout this term. Do the numbers show a sharp divide between the Justices?

In April, First Liberty Institute attorneys and the Texas Attorney General’s office requested public records from San Antonio city officials relating to their decision to ban Chick-fil-A from operating at the San Antonio International Airport. The City denied the requests, which has now led to a lawsuit to get some answers.

A new survey reveals some good news, and some bad news, about how much Americans know when it comes to their First Amendment rights. How do you compare? Take our quiz to find out!

As you and your family plan out for a summer full of activity, we’re exploring several important takeaways from our recent Supreme Court victories and what they mean for you. With precedents protecting your religious liberty, this summer is the perfect time for you to put your faith into action.

This week, we celebrate our nation’s 243rd year of independence, making it the perfect time for us to reclaim the vision of our Founders, and their understanding of what it truly means to be free and independent.

Get a first-hand look at our very own Matthew Kacsmaryk taking the oath to become a federal district court judge. Also, learn more about how the current administration’s record confirmations have led to judges committed to protecting religious liberty at every level of the federal judiciary.