First Liberty Briefing: Opelika, Alabama Officials Disregard Law and Ban Student-Led Prayer at Football Games
Genuine, student-initiated prayer is nothing to be feared and everything to be protected.
BreakPoint: The Fairness for All Act – New Legislation Falls Short
There may be a way to truly balance these rights in the future, The Fairness for All Act isn’t it.
First Liberty Briefing: Cleveland City Council Can Rest Assured in the Constitutionality of Legislative Prayer
Private citizens and elected officials are afforded solid legal ground to perform legislative prayers, which reflects the very best of the American brand of freedom.
First Liberty Briefing: Lehigh County, Pennsylvania Allowed to Keep Cross Symbol in its County Seal
The history of our country, the text of our Constitution, and the simplicity of a self-governed local community are safeguarded.
BreakPoint: Eight Women You Should Know – Champions of Unpopular Causes
These women are forces of restoration and deserve recognition because the causes they represent and because the groups for whom they speak aren’t popular in this culture.
First Liberty Briefing: Drew Brees and the Importance of Religious Freedom in School and Work
The law is crystal clear that we have every right to carry, read, and reference our Bibles at school or work.
First Liberty Briefing: Democracy, Religious Freedom, and the Cost of Changing the Civil Rights Act’s Title VII Definitions
Equality and nondiscrimination means very little in the hands of a democracy that can be altered by the stroke of the judicial pen.
BreakPoint: Are there Limits to Denying Reality? – When Men Claim What Belongs to Women
Conservative Christians are lining up with radical feminists, signaling a turning point.
First Liberty Briefing: Idaho Couple Sued by HOA for their Religious Christmas Display
No one should have to fight to spread a little Christmas cheer outside their own home.
BreakPoint: DACA and the Supreme Court – No Issue is Purely Political
When we reduce everything to political issues, moral decisions become matters of power and influence.