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… O’Rourke—one loaded with constitutional ramifications. “Do you think religious institutions—like colleges, churches, … are tax-exempt, many can’t explain why that is. Even many Christians would likely have difficulty explaining why they … exceed the money they would pay in taxes. Furthermore, as Christians, we know that the Gospel is “the power of God for …

Maggie DeJong was silenced with no-contact orders from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville after students complained her speech was ‘harmful.’

… freedom began multiplying. And for many years, very few Christians were showing up to defend your God-given and … human sexuality ADF has filed or intervened in multiple lawsuits to protect female athletes from being forced to …

… public funding for that course. Does that sound fair to you? What's at stake? The government can’t treat people of …

A Missouri State University professor tried to force Emily Brooker to advocate for same-sex adoption in violation of her religious beliefs.

… of caring for orphans, and today, practicing U.S. Christians are more than twice as likely to adopt as the …

… Published February 22, 2022 Revised November 7, 2023 You may have heard of Lorie Smith. She’s a graphic artist and … who loves to bring stories to life through artwork. You may also have heard of the art studio Lorie owns—303 …

… social media account that he was “the father of the girl you claim 'made up a story for attention.’” He wrote, “the …

… the St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School. Two lawsuits have been filed against the Board claiming its … Alliance Defending Freedom is defending the Board in both lawsuits. Are Oklahoma state officials trying to establish a … that align with their beliefs. Regardless of whether you agree with St. Isidore’s religious beliefs, we can all …

… freedom of belief as well as the freedom to choose what you say and what you don’t say. What is compelled speech? Compelled speech occurs when the government forces you to articulate, advocate, promote, communicate, or …