As we close out December, the challenges that lay in the year ahead are daunting, and the stakes have never been higher. But while the challenges are significant, you and I have more reasons to have hope for the future than to fear it.

For nearly four years, our First Amendment right to the free exercise of our religious faith have been under withering attack from the Biden administration.

The Capitol Nativity event was a testament to the freedoms enshrined in the Constitution, particularly the right to express faith in public settings.

Several religious institutions and leaders including the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), Coalition for Jewish Values, Patrick Henry College, and the Association of Christian Schools International have filed “friend-of-the-court” briefs urging the Supreme Court of the United States to reverse a lower court decision that forced Bethesda University to include board members who do not follow their firmly held, religious...

NRB joins complaint challenging Johnson Amendment’s restrictions on First Amendment freedoms of nonprofit organizations, including churches.

New York School Denies Student Request to Form an Official Bible Club Despite Meeting School Requirements The school denied officially recognizing the club stating that it would “unconstitutionally” endorse religion. Waterville, NY—First Liberty Institute, along with C. Kevin […]

By Daniel Henninger – wsj.com – November 20, 2024 Bureaucracies kept winning because no one paid attention to them. Until now. It is no wonder that Donald Trump said at his postelection Mar-a-Lago gala: “You have to start my term from Nov. 5, OK?” Mr. Trump knows the clock is ticking on his final term. His No. 1 second-term goal...

Several religious organizations, including The Jewish Coalition for Religious Liberty, The American Hindu Coalition, Muslim Public Affairs Council, and  Samaritan’s Purse, joined other organizations by filing “friend-of-the court” briefs urging the Supreme Court of the United States to reverse a lower court decision that upheld the City of Stockton’s firing of long-time fire chief Ron Hittle, after attending a leadership...

Attorneys for First Liberty Institute and Greenberg Traurig LLP today asked the Supreme Court of the United States to reverse a lower court decision that forced Bethesda University to include board members who do not follow their firmly held, religious beliefs.

Parents have a right to opt their children out from teaching that violates their sincere religious beliefs.