The Docket: News and Commentary Articles from ADF

Tickle v. Giggle highlights the perils that women face for simply wanting a private space.

Donor anonymity and freedom of association are protected by the Constitution, even if the government disagrees with the cause.

Rosalie Markezich was happily surprised when she learned she was pregnant. But due to the Biden FDA’s recklessness, that joy soon turned to horror.

After being cleared by two separate courts, Dr. Päivi Räsänen is being dragged into a seventh year of a long legal battle due to a persistent prosecutor.

The Biden FDA’s mail-order abortion-drug scheme lets doctors circumvent pro-life laws, despite the Dobbs decision sending the question of abortion back to the states.

After an ADF lawsuit, a court order blocked a Washington law that would have punished priests for honoring the sacred privacy of confession.

The Biden FDA’s mail-order abortion-drug scheme made it easier for men to coerce women into having abortions.

The court ruled that Kettle Moraine School District educators may not ‘socially transition’ children without parental consent.

After years of treating the Southern Poverty Law Center as a trusted source on “hate” crime, the FBI is finally—and justifiably—done with them.

Over the course of the White House’s Religious Liberty Commission hearings, numerous ADF clients and attorneys have shared about the importance of religious freedom.