First Test: SCOTUS’ Landmark Bladensburg Decision Helps Restore Fallen Police Officer Memorial
Recently, city officials in South Carolina removed a stone memorial from a police station because it contained religious references. Thanks to our proactive involvement, city officials announced they will bring back the memorial honoring fallen police officers.
Barring Families from Choosing Religious Schools is Wrong – And Unconstitutional
The state of Maine is engaging in discrimination against religious schools, and it’s hurting families by leaving them with little to no option. Today, First Liberty Institute is partnering with the Institute for Justice to put an end to the state’s blatant religious discrimination.
Research Shows Worldwide Rise in Religious Restrictions – Is a Wave of Hate and Hostility on Its Way to America?
Today, thanks to a winning streak of legal victories during a historic year, Americans have more religious freedom than they’ve had in decades. But even with this unprecedented success, research shows a sharp rise in religious restrictions both in the U.S. and abroad.
Summer “Hate” Wave: A Pattern of Anti-Jewish Violence
For years, a small Orthodox Jewish synagogue in Los Angeles county has endured multiple acts of violence. Just this month, vandals again attacked this Jewish community and defaced the synagogue’s front entrance with white paint. When will these hateful acts stop?
From Classroom to Courtroom: FLI’s Keisha Russell and Her Passion to Defend Religious Liberty for Students
Keisha Russell’s heart for America’s students developed in an Atlanta school, where she taught 5th graders how to read. From there, her journey led her to become a fierce attorney determined to fight against religious discrimination in America’s classrooms.
Senate Confirms 13 New Judicial Nominees, Bringing Total Confirmations to Over 140
by Jorge Gomez • 5 min read The U.S. Senate just held its last session before taking its customary August recess. And they went big before going home. The Senate confirmed 13 more district court nominees, bringing the total judges confirmed during this administration to 146, an astonishing number. Below […]
