First Liberty Live! is continuing our series of special double-header episodes with two exemplary intellectual leaders: former solicitor general of the United States, Paul Clement, and Kristan Hawkins, president and founder of Students for Life.

From Flight Attendants to Bakers to Navy Seals and many more, here are the Key Cases First Liberty is fighting.

The Senate advanced a bipartisan gun safety bill past the threat of a filibuster Thursday, setting up a final vote for later in the day or Friday on the furthest-reaching gun legislation that Congress…

Three Maine families, the Institute for Justice (IJ) and the First Liberty Institute (FLI) have filed a legal challenge to Maine’s exclusion of religious options from the state’s school choice program.

By: Dan McLaughlin – nationalreview.com – June 15, 2022 “How aggressively should liberals attack the Supreme Court?” That is the headline on a Washington Post article co-bylined by Paul Waldman and Greg Sargent. A sampling: A debate is heating up on the left about how to communicate with the public about the court’s radicalization and what should be done about it. Grist for this...

First Liberty filed suit in federal district court against Alaska Airlines because the airline wrongfully fired two flight attendants over their religious beliefs.

The Coach Kennedy case is going to the Supreme Court and could finally restore the Free Exercise Clause, one of the key religious freedom clauses found in the First Amendment, for all Americans.

By: Charles C. W. Cooke – nationalreview.com – June 1, 2022 If it will please the court, I will happily fall onto both my knees, throw my arms up into the air, shake my head plaintively, and plead with America’s journalists, in the name of all that is good and right, to stop doing this: The interpretation that the Second...

By: Kevin D. Williamson – nationalreview.com – June 2, 2022 The Democrats dream of banning particular kinds of firearms, from the descendants of Eugene Stoner’s AR-15 to the common 9mm handgun. This is not going to happen. The question has, in fact, already been litigated all the way to the Supreme Court, which in its Heller decision considered the issue...

By: Kevin D. Williamson – nationalreview.com – May 31, 2022 On Sunday, I answered as briefly as I could – which in many cases was not very briefly at all – some common questions about the gun-control debate. I have a few even-less-brief observations for Tuesday, but I think you will find them useful. I begin with what seems to...