The Docket: News and Commentary Articles from ADF

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.

After officials at Georgia Gwinnett College tried to stop Chike Uzuegbunam from sharing the Gospel, ADF took his case to the U.S. Supreme Court—and won.

The ‘separation of church and state’ is an ahistorical misnomer that has been used to undermine the very religious freedom our Founders sought to protect.

When Airbnb didn’t include 2 proposals from conservative organizations, it claimed they were lost in the mail.

Emilee Carpenter can freely create art consistent with her beliefs after a federal district court ordered New York not to violate her rights.

The Biden administration tried to turn Title IX on its head, but ADF and Amelia Ford did not sit idly by.

A counselor resists state pressures to push gender ideology on her clients.

Boys who identify as girls deprived these four female track athletes of fair competition—and much more.

Officials in Louisville, Kentucky, tried to force photographer Chelsey Nelson to express messages that violated her beliefs.