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.

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.

Georgia State University Forced Conversation with Student About Faith to Cease University’s attempt to regulate speech and suppress religious expression on campus is unconstitutional and an arbitrary overreach, law firm says. First Liberty Institute sent a […]

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who is the Democratic vice presidential nominee, appeared to backpedal his way out of a statement he made that the Electoral College “needs to go.”

In an interview with NBC News on Tuesday, Vice President Kamala Harris lamented America’s divisive politics…  

From The Official U.S. Senate website of Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon Wyden Introduces Sweeping Court Reforms to Restore Public Trust as Supreme Court Faces Legitimacy Crisis

First Liberty Institute today announced that it has launched a television and digital ad blitz as part of the religious liberty law firm’s $2 million campaign to educate on the dangers of current court reform proposals.

By: Lathan Watts – dailywire.com – September 5, 2024 “With great power comes great responsibility.” Long before Uncle Ben imparted this sage advice to Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man, in comics and movies, it was an accepted maxim in Western civilization known as “noblesse oblige.” Those with wealth, privilege, or position have an obligation to use the advantages of their birth...

If ‘we the people’ are unable to defend the Constitution, then the Constitution is unable to defend us.