U.S. Supreme Declines Review of Decision Barring Christian School From Praying Over the Loudspeaker at Football Game The Court won’t review precedent that has sharply divided courts for many years. Washington, D.C.—The Supreme Court of the United States […]

A court date is set for our case involving Gabriel Olivier. It’s only six weeks away, December 3rd. Please pray for our client and attorneys.

Student wins religious freedom case after school banned Christian design on parking space. First Liberty Institute helps secure policy change at Colorado high school.

Exploring the irony of the ‘No Kings’ rally and the true meaning of freedom in America. Source: The ‘No Kings’ Rally Proves That the Left Still Doesn’t Understand Freedom

The Sapulpa (OK) City Council voted 5-4 to approve Lee & Walnut Church of Christ’s Special Use Permit (“SUP”) this week, allowing the church to begin using its facilities for religious services.

Bad actors in and out of government will want to misuse new technology to the detriment of freedom.

Late on Monday evening, July 7, The New York Times reported that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) officially acknowledged “that churches and other houses of worship can endorse political candidates to their congregations.” The change marks a significant shift, replacing a decades-old blanket ban on “political” activity by tax-exempt nonprofits.

Pastors have always had the right to pray, vote, and engage, but now they will also have the freedom to endorse candidates if they choose to do so.

Today, First Liberty Institute sent a demand letter to the City of Morristown, Tennessee on behalf of nearby resident, Brad Tumey, due to a local ordinance that prohibits him from hosting a candlelight vigil on the downtown green space to honor Charlie Kirk.

With increasing urgency and horror, we have been covering the terrible upsurge in political violence that threatens to tear our country apart. Yesterday came the most shocking example yet: the assassination of 31-year-old Charlie Kirk, who founded Turning Point USA and drew thousands of young people to conservatism.