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First Liberty is closing out 2022 on a high note, and we’re looking ahead to making next year another historic year for religious liberty in America. We have tremendous opportunities in front of us as the New Year starts—and we’re counting on your support to deliver victory in several major cases.

The history of the Congress has been shaped by periods of frustration that are ultimately broken by bursts of reform.

A group of nearly 50 conservative heavyweights co-signed a statement Wednesday supporting lawmakers who voted against Kevin McCarthy in his bid for House speaker.

If a society strives to achieve “equity” for every citizen merely by providing equal opportunity, it would need to accept unequal outcomes. If a society does not accept unequal outcomes…

Teenage basketball star Enes Kanter was shocked when his teammate criticized President Barack Obama on Facebook.

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – January 4, 2023 You would think Canadians had learned by now not to tell Jordan Peterson what to say. The psychology professor became an internet sensation in 2016 after arguing that Canadian legislation amounted to “compelled speech” on gender pronouns. Now the College of Psychologists of Ontario is demanding that Mr. Peterson acknowledge…

By: John McCormack – nationalreview.com – January 4, 2023 On Tuesday, 19 House Republicans repeatedly refused to vote to make House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy the speaker of the House. On the third and final inconclusive vote for speaker of the day, the 19 anti-McCarthy Republicans picked up a 20th vote, Byron Donalds of Florida. But what exactly do these…

Former President Trump blamed the “abortion issue” for Republicans underperforming expectations in the 2022 midterm elections.

Governor of California Gavin Newsom had a busy legislative session in 2022, signing many new sweeping laws that would take effect in the new year.

No matter what happens, the day is sure to hold surprises and plenty of political drama. Here is what to know about the process for electing a House Speaker,

Suicide was on the rise again in 2021 after two years of slight decline, according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Over the past two decades, suicide rates increased 30 percent.