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… What You Need to Know About the Supreme Court’s Foster Care Case Read about … are Sharonell Fulton and Catholic Social Services? As a Christian, Sharonell sees it as an extension of her faith to … that providers who share that religious belief have no business serving children. Rather than allowing qualified …

… What You Need to Know About Arizona Supreme Court Abortion Ruling A … pro-life law, said, “It has been said that a society should be judged by the way they care for the vulnerable …

… What You Need to Know About the Biggest Abortion Case Since Roe v. … trauma, or even death. Mississippi’s law protects them mentally, emotionally, and physically. Dobbs v. Jackson …

… How Well Do You Know Blaine Adamson and the Hands On Originals Case? Blaine … beliefs. The bottom line No matter what you believe, we should all be able to agree that the government should not …

… What You May Not Know: How ADF Helped Overturn Roe v. Wade Many … closely following the Dobbs case—did not expect to see the news that Roe v. Wade had been overturned. But that is just … originalists and textualists, or those who believe courts should base their judgments on the vision of the Founding …

… Another First Amendment win for Christian student group Following ADF … added transparent guidelines for how a student group should gain approval to become a registered student …

… Does the ACLU Know What ‘Sex’ Means? States are introducing legislation to … (passed in 1972 to combat sex discrimination in education) should also include SOGI, even though sex had no such meaning … ACLU intends to make legitimate arguments, it shouldn’t need to twist words like “sex” to do so. Image Neal Hardin …

… WA Christian counselor asks court to protect his First Amendment freedoms ADF attorneys available for media …

… Appeals court to SIU: Stop violating Christian student group's First Amendment rights 7th Circuit orders SIU to reinstate CLS …

… Christian student group secures First Amendment win against Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln officials ADF … officials agreed to accept a court judgment against them in the amount of $1,500 for denying the club’s funding …