How Well Do You Know Your First Freedom? Find Out With This Quick Quiz!
For many Americans – and students in particular – Spring Break is the perfect time to get away and unplug from the busyness of life. But now that class is back in session, we’re handing out the first “pop quiz” of the semester! And there’s no better way to put […]
3 Things President Trump is Doing to Make America’s Courts Great Again
As Democratic presidential hopefuls make headlines about expanding the number of seats on the U.S. Supreme Court, President Trump’s historic effort to nominate and confirm conservative judges grows more important with each passing day. Here are three critical points that you need to know when it comes to conservative judges […]
Exclusive Video: 3 Important Highlights From Our Supreme Court Oral Argument
Just two weeks ago, our legal team appeared before the Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court to present oral argument in defense of the Bladensburg WWI Veterans Memorial. And because you’re one of our loyal FLI Insiders, we want you to have first access to know what happened inside the […]
In Her Own Words: Melissa Klein’s Journey to Becoming a Cake Artist
First Liberty’s editorial team recently spoke at length with our client Melissa Klein, a cake artist who was forced to shut down her dream bakery, Sweet Cakes by Melissa, after being penalized $135,000 for politely declining to convey a message that was contrary to her faith. In this exclusive, insider-only […]
Trump’s Nominees Should “Plead the Sixth” When Senators Interrogate Them About their Faith
When you think of your first freedom, you probably make an immediate connection to the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. After all, that’s the cornerstone protection that guarantees your right to live out your faith. But there’s one more thing in the U.S. Constitution that may not be evident […]
The Bigger Battle: 3 Ways the Bladensburg Memorial Case Could Shape Religious Liberty for the Next 30 Years
The countdown is on. We’re just a few short months away from a decision in the Bladensburg WWI Veterans Memorial case, after presenting oral arguments at the Supreme Court in late February as the final step in our fight to preserve the memory of 49 of our nation’s fallen heroes. […]

