The Supreme Court Dealt a Blow to Religious Freedom—But Has Opportunities to Rectify Its Decision
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a shocking decision and rare late night decision dealing a huge blow to the religoius liberty.
Another Historic Term for Religious Liberty? Insights Into 3 Critical Supreme Court Cases
Right now, there are three important religious freedom cases that could make this another historic term for the First Freedom of millions of Americans.
Pres. Trump’s Nominee for the DC Circuit: Another Strong Protector of Religious Liberty
Judge Justin Walker nominee for the D.C. Circuit is strongly committed to protecting the Constitution and religious freedom.
Key Updates as Congress, Justices and Executive Branch Officials Resume Work in D.C.
Lawmakers, federal courts and executive branch officials in Washington, D.C. had to put much of their usual business on hold the last several weeks due to the coronavirus outbreak. Read our monthly round-up of religious liberty updates as the Executive Branch, Congress and the Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court begin to resume their work in our nation’s capital.
Juror Disqualified from Serving Because He Prayed and Believed God Answered Him
First Liberty recently intervened in a shocking case of a court who dismissed a juror from duty because he prayed and believed God was helping him during deliberations. Learn why this dismissal puts millions of Americans in danger simply because they believe that God answers prayer.
New Judicial Vacancy in D.C. Circuit Creates a Key Opportunity to Advance Religious Freedom
The recent nomination of Cory T. Wilson to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit shows the ongoing commitment to advance pro-religious freedom judges. Now, with another key vacancy in the D.C. Circuit, the administration has a great opportunity to nominate a judge who will help get our federal bench “Back to the Constitution.”
