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Parent-Child Relationship Takes Backseat to Biden Agenda
Despite the Biden administration’s claims, the government cannot replace the parent in the parent-child relationship.
Regardless of one’s views on abortion, we should all be able to agree that violence and threats are never appropriate
The Supreme Court in the Dock
The political left and its allies in the media have spent the past month putting the Supreme Court on trial for supposed ethical lapses.
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Chase Bank Meeting Proves ADF's Business Index Is Working
Chase Bank’s annual shareholder meeting featured research from ADF’s Viewpoint Diversity Score Business Index.
Male athletes 'transition to be happy,' but the happiness of females doesn’t matter.
Live Not by Lies
The Department of Education is not relying on facts, science, or common sense but is exercising raw power.
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The MED Act: Why We Must Preserve Rights of Conscience for Medical Professionals
The MED Act allows doctors, nurses, and certain other medical professionals to decline to perform procedures that violate their conscience.
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Brownsburg Teacher Lost His Job Due to SCOTUS' Flawed Interpretation of Title VII
No American should be compelled to express messages that go against his or her beliefs as a condition of employment.
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Public-Accommodation Laws Should Respect, Not Violate, Free Speech
Colorado has misused its public-accommodation law to force its citizens to say things they don’t believe. That’s unconstitutional.

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