First Liberty Briefing: Supreme Court Offers a Silver Lining
Banning all coaches from praying just because they can be seen is wrong and contradicts the Constitution.
First Liberty Briefing: How the Mainstream Media Sees Bladensburg
Removing religious imagery from public display does not make us more diverse. It sends a message contrary to the Constitution’s promise that religion in American is to be respected in personal and public life.
First Liberty Briefing: Teachers Should Teach, Not Censor
“The school’s proper response is to educate the audience rather than squelch the speaker.”
First Liberty Briefing: An Opportunity to Correct Smith
Jack Phillips’ case may be over but the Supreme Court has the opportunity to make a lasting impact through the case of ‘Sweet Cakes by Melissa.”
First Liberty Briefing: Religious Organizations Should Not Be Prevented from Aiding in Education
Religious organizations must be permitted to participate at the same level as secular organizations in providing educational services to students.
First Liberty Briefing: The Final Word on Kaporos
Several years of harassment by lawsuit of a peaceful religious practice has finally reached its conclusion.
First Liberty Briefing: SCOTUS Denies Religious Discrimination Cert
No state official should discriminate against people of faith, or the religious organizations they operate, based merely on their religious status.
First Liberty Briefing: The Trump Administration is Dedicated to Religious Liberty
It is good to see an executive branch committed to defending religious liberty in both word and deed.
First Liberty Briefing: Gobitis or Barnette?
Can the state compel small business owners to speak a message contrary to their religious beliefs? Let’s hope the Supreme Court protects Aaron and Melissa Klein and their First Amendment right to differ.
First Liberty Briefing: Article VI Protects Against Religious Tests for Office
Senate confirmation hearings for judicial nominees have continued to include questions pertaining to the nominee’s religious viewpoints.