Alliance Defending Freedom Blog

You'd think that Martin Luther King Jr.'s Niece, Alveda King, would be warmly welcomed in MLK's home state of Georgia when she spoke at Georgia Tech last year. But you'd be wrong.

What does a U.S. Supreme Court case involving the State of California have to do with cancel culture? And what might the outcome of the case mean for your freedom? Let’s break it down.

Government officials are bound by the law—and forcing religious colleges to allow male students to live in girls’ dorms clearly violates the law.

The bill would require that children born alive during abortions receive the same medical care as any other newborn.

The term "cancel culture" is applied to a variety of situations, some warranted, some not. So what is cancel culture, really?

Here are four quick takeaways from the Supreme Court ruling.

Brendan Eich’s story may be the canary in the coal mine for any American who has donated to a non-profit if the Supreme Court rules against donor privacy this term.