New Election Study: Are People of Faith Actually Voting?
79% of Americans identify as a person of faith. A Barna study explains how only half of them are likely vote in November.
Monuments Symbolize to The World All That We’re Fighting to Preserve
A letter Dwight Eisenhower wrote during WWII reminds us of the significance of monuments across America which symbolize our freedom.
Around the Institute: What’s Happening at First Liberty
A weekly roundup of important headlines and exciting things happening at First Liberty.
Creating a Legacy of Religious Freedom Starts With Careful Estate Planning
The third week in October is National Estate Planning Awareness Week. If you’re someone who wants to leave a legacy of religious freedom for future generations, one of the best ways to do so is through estate planning.
Huge Momentum for Religious Freedom Cases in One of America’s Toughest Courts
Fighting a religious freedom case at the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is a difficult task. But three recent wins for religious employers in just the last few months are a sign of hope for victories in future cases.
DC First Responders Argue in Federal Appeals Court to Secure Their Religious Freedom
We represent several Muslim and Jewish firefighters and paramedics who are compelled by their faiths to wear facial hair.
