How the Supreme Court’s Espinoza Decision Will Affect Religious Freedom Moving Forward
On June 30th, the U.S. the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 decision that religious schools in Montana can participate equally in the state funded scholarship program designed to give school choice to low-income students. Get a FREE copy of an exclusive resource from First Liberty’s team of legal experts, who break down in more detail what this decision means for you, your family and for the future of religious freedom in America.
New York Government Officials Have a Long, Entrenched History of Religious Discrimination
Recently, some of the most appalling examples of discrimination and hateful vitriol against houses of worship has occurred in New York, arguably the state hardest hit by the viral outbreak. But bigotry by government officials in the Empire State runs deep—and it’s existed for a very long time.
Will USAF Major Daniel Schultz Be Court Martialed for Going to Church?
Air Force Major Daniel Schultz, faces the specter of being court-martialed for going to church. Learn how we are fighting to stop this U.S. Navy order.
Shields of Strength Honors Law Enforcement and Families with Inspirational Bible Verse Dog Tags
In the face of hostile opposition, Shields of Strength is reaching out to police officers, letting their families know that we thankful for their sacrifice.
Reclaiming the Courts for a Generation: U.S. Senate Confirms Record-Breaking 200th Federal Judge
The Senate confirmed Cory Wilson to the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, marking the 200th federal judge to be appointed by the current president.
America’s Independence: Faith’s Essential Role in the Founding of a Free Nation
This weekend, as we celebrate Independence Day we’re taking a look at how faith and religion were essential for America to achieve independence.
