In America, Violence and Intimidation of Churches Cannot Be Tolerated
A mob of agitators stormed and disrupted a church during their worship service this past Sunday in Minnesota, violating federal law.
Full Federal Appeals Court Hears Case on Ten Commandments in Public Schools
Judges on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments in two major cases regarding Ten Commandments in Texas and Louisiana.
First Liberty Asks Federal Court to Strike Down D.C. Transit Authority’s Ban on Religious Ads
Washington Transit Authority has a policy that doesn’t allow religious ads on public transport, but their policy is unconstitutional.
A Monumental Day: Texas County Unveils Ten Commandments
First Liberty attended a special unveiling of a Ten Commandments monument at the Tarrant County Courthouse in Fort Worth.
New Survey: Most Americans Support Religious Liberty in the Public Square
Public displays of faith point to a major shift in America. In recent years, studies have documented rising support for religious freedom.
First Responder Reaches $400,000 Settlement Securing Right to Live According to His Faith
After years of fighting in court, this settlement brings tremendous relief to Alex, his family, their church and their community.
