ON TO THE SUPREME COURT?

Ninth Circuit Again Denies Coach Kennedy’s Constitutional Right to Pray Briefly After Games

Last week, a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit ruled that the Bremerton School District in Washington state can ban Coach Kennedy from briefly and privately praying on the football field after games. The positive news is that the fight to reclaim Coach Kennedy’s religious freedom is far from over, as his case may now head to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Jorge Gomez Senior Writer • 4 min read + video

VICTORY FOR JEWISH COMMUNITY

DOJ Announces Village of Airmont, NY Will Cease Enforcement of Discriminatory Zoning Laws

Last week, the U.S. Department of Justice forced Airmont officials to stop their discriminatory behavior against the Jewish community in Airmont, NY. First Liberty remains watchful and vigilant, especially if government officials persist in violating the constitutional rights of religious minorities, or any person of faith.

Liberty McArtor Contributing Writer • 5 min read

A STATE OF OBSOLETE LIBERTY

The Dangerous Effects of the “Equality” Act

The deceptively-named “Equality” Act is actually an incredible affront to religious freedom, and has the potential to strip back our First Amendment rights to unparalleled levels. In this edition, we break down the biggest problems with the Act and why it’s a threat to the liberties of all Americans.

Keisha Russell Counsel • 5 min read + video

STACKING THE DECK

Reform the Filibuster? Beware Changing the Rules of the Game to Fuel a Power-Grab

Current threats to eliminate filibuster are an attempt to fundamentally change the rules because things aren’t going the way of one political party. Americans must recognize that if one party changes the rules, it could come back to haunt them the next time the opposite party regains power.

Kelle Berry Contributing Writer • 8 min read