The Docket: News and Commentary Articles from ADF
Liberty University student Bethany Hall is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a 2004 ruling that lets states discriminate against religious degrees.
Virginia officials in charge of two state programs are denying tuition grants to college students pursuing religious training and theological education.
The league says it stands for women. So why is it allowing fans to be silenced who are doing just that?
Washington state tried to censor counselor Brian Tingley’s conversations with clients about gender identity.
How ADF’s Government Affairs team advanced our Generational Wins in state legislatures in 2026.
Brian Tingley is challenging a Washington state law that censors conversations between a client and his or her chosen counselor.
Former U.S. Senator Ben Sasse sits down with ADF CEO, President, and Chief Counsel Kristen Waggoner for a candid conversation about facing a terminal cancer diagnosis, sustaining a 32-year marriage, and the faith that steadies him through suffering.
A Finnish parliamentarian has been dragged through a years-long legal battle—despite a pair of lower court acquittals—that’s now affecting her other freedoms.
A family-run, nude female jjimjilbang asks the Supreme Court to decide whether Washington state can force it to admit nude male patrons.
A Colorado school district is showing young children vulgar material—and making it hard for parents to opt their children out.