In direct violation of federal Civil Rights law prohibiting workplace religious discrimination, Alaska Airlines fired Lacey Smith, a dedicated flight attendant. The woke madness that is now governing our nation’s companies, from the boardroom to the break room, is forcing this religious employee to choose between her job and her faith.

Earlier this week, the Ninth Circuit declined to hear Coach Kennedy’s case before the Court’s full panel of judges. First Liberty’s legal team and volunteer attorneys at Kirkland & Ellis, LLP will appeal the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Mark Dever’s church has its legal fees covered in the latest legal victory among congregations who sued over worship service limits during lockdown.

The Supreme Court has decided to take on a case from Maine that could permanently change how school choice programs operate across the nation.

The District of Columbia won’t enforce “current or future” restrictions on worship services of the Capitol Hill Baptist Church, or CHBC, settling a federal lawsuit the congregation filed in September 2020 alleging unfair treatment during the pandemic.

America’s greatness rests on its long-standing adherence to the enduring principles its Founders wisely memorialized for future generations. The very first of these was religious liberty.

This is not a case about gay rights, as much commentary going into Pride month has put it. This is a case about children and foster families.

How many more graduations have to be ruined before school officials learn that the First Amendment guards student remarks at graduation? As the Class Scholar for 2021, Ms. Lefler was selected to give a short speech during her school’s Senior Honors Night.

Graduation is a time of celebration, not censorship. Unfortunately, not all public school officials have gotten that message. Elizabeth Turner is a Hillsdale High School senior (MI), and one of the valedictorians speaking at graduation on June 6th.

A Michigan high school student was directed by her principal to remove religious references she included in a valedictory address she was expected to deliver on June 6.