In America, Violence and Intimidation 

of Churches Cannot Be Tolerated

Agitators stormed a church during their service this past Sunday in Minnesota. “This is not something we can tolerate in the United States,” First Liberty President Kelly Shackelford said. “This is a violation of federal law, and it's a crime.”

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Full Federal Appeals Court Hears Case on 

Ten Commandments in Public Schools

On Tuesday, all 17 active judges on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments in two major cases regarding the constitutionality of laws in Louisiana and Texas that require Ten Commandments displays in classrooms.

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First Liberty Asks Federal Court to Strike Down 

D.C. Transit Authority’s Ban on Religious Ads

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has a policy that doesn’t allow religious ads. That’s unconstitutional. The First Amendment doesn’t play favorites. All Americans have a right to express their point of view, religious or not.

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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. The display is a reminder of how the Decalogue is a foundation of our nation’s legal system.

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New Survey: Most Americans Support Religious Liberty 

in the Public Square

Public displays of faith point to a major shift happening in America. In recent years, study after study has documented tremendous increases in religious expression in the public square, along with rising support for religious freedom.

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