Government’s Constant Harassment of Religious Organizations Serving the Homeless
If America faces a homelessness crisis, why does the government keep harassing churches and faith-based ministries who serve the vulnerable?
Taliban’s Attacks on Religious Freedom Could Threaten American Liberties
After the Taliban’s takeover, human rights quickly deteriorated in Afghanistan, which could threaten liberty in many other countries.
Remembering a Courageous American Hero, Former Marine & Navy Chaplain Wes Modder
First Liberty’s former client and one of our dearest friends—U.S. Navy Chaplain Wes Modder—passed away on August 19, 2021. As we mourn his loss, we also celebrate Wes for the legacy of freedom he left.
First Liberty Presents 2021 Onderdonk Award at The American Legion National Convention
The American Legion and First Liberty honor one individual or organization for their effort to defend religious freedom in America. Who’s this year’s honoree?
The Military Vaccine Mandate and the Right to Religious Accommodation
Service members with religious beliefs are not without recourse—they can request a religious accommodation even in the face of vaccine mandates.
First Liberty Appeals to Federal Circuit Court After USPS Employee is Refused Religious Accommodation
First Liberty is fighting in federal court after the U.S. Postal Service refused an employee’s religious accommodation for Sunday Sabbath.
