Florida Officials Drop the Ball Before a State Championship Game
Once again, entrenched bureaucrats made another bad call. This time, however, they’ve really dropped the ball – specifically, on the free speech front, as they fumbled students’ rights of religious expression. What’s worse, bureaucrats blew the whistle at a state championship football game between two private, Christian high schools. Let’s […]
First Liberty Kicks Off 3rd Annual Fellowship Program in Washington, D.C.
They’ll be coming in from all across America. A prestigious gathering of some of the brightest, most talented young scholars, coming together in our nation’s capital to hone their knowledge, skills and training as future leaders and advocates for religious liberty. Learn more about the 2018 First Liberty Fellowship! Now […]
Election Exclusive: 6 Ways the 2018 Midterms Could Impact Your Religious Liberty
For people of faith across America, 2018 has been a record year. In less than 12 months, we’ve achieved some great victories for religious liberty, including a number of precedent-setting decisions at the U.S. Supreme Court that reaffirmed and protected our nation’s most fundamental freedom. But with Election Day only […]
All Fall Down? Why Religious Liberty Is Our Foundational Freedom
If you have young kids in the house, you’re probably familiar with the game, Jenga. The game where pulling out bricks ultimately leads to the collapse of the entire tower, which comes tumbling down, and one player is declared the winner. Jenga is not unlike our foundational First Freedom. Because […]
The Winning Streak Continues! 15 More Trump Nominees Are Now Federal Judges.
Do you know who’s on the bench? Recently, the U.S. Senate confirmed an additional 15 of President Trump’s judicial nominees, bringing the total count of confirmed nominees to 84, including all judges confirmed to the District and Circuit Courts, as well as the Supreme Court. And that means that 1 […]
The Boys of Bladensburg in the Final Days of WWI
In the summer of 1918, three young men from Prince George’s County, MD sailed from the Chesapeake Bay near Virginia to the frontlines of WWI in France. In just a few short months, these three Boys of Bladensburg entered the heat of battle in the final days of the 100 […]
