With IRS Backing Off, Churches Must Police Their Own Pulpit Politics
As the IRS steps back from regulating church political speech, leaders face growing pressure to adopt neutrality policies to preserve unity.
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The Feast of Shadows
This story isn’t a call to compromise—it’s a call to press together. To stop assuming the worst, to stop feeding division, and to start…
Silencing the Noise, Remembering the Call
A Reflection on General Conference Session 2025
Our Rights …
Our rights? They don’t come from men in robes or marble halls. They’re not handed out like candy for good behavior. They come from…
Supreme Court to Weigh Constitutionality of Idaho’s Ban on Transgender Athletes in Women’s Sports
On July 3, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari in a case that will determine whether Idaho’s 2020 law prohibiting transgender women and…
Supreme Court Will Hear Case on Whether Prior Conviction Bars Future Constitutional Challenge
On July 3, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review Olivier v. City of Brandon, a case that could reshape how and when…
Founders' First Freedom Sponsors Trans-Atlantic Conference on Religious Liberty in Switzerland
The four-day gathering in blended collegial debate with practical strategy as jurists and scholars compared U.S. and European paths on religious-freedom law.
Denaturalization Threat Revives Red Scare Echoes and Legal Showdowns
Justice Department directive broadens citizenship revocation amid narrowed judicial remedies and lack of legal counsel
Policy by Injunction? A Legal Era Faces Its Reckoning
On June 27, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Trump v. CASA that district courts typically lack the authority to issue nationwide injunctions…
Citizenship on Trial: The Long, Uneasy Life of the Fourteenth Amendment
From the Founders’ deliberate silence on enslaved people to Friday\'s Supreme Court ruling, America’s promise of birth-right citizenship has zigzagged through two centuries of conflict.