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  • … has become one of the most popular ways for people to consume content. Most radio stations now broadcast their programming online, allowing people to … so and that its action is the least restrictive means by which to achieve that interest. The appeals court should have …
  • … with the help of Alliance Defending Freedom—the state is now free to protect life. Planned Parenthood’s deadly pursuit … ruling, it hadn’t articulated a judicial standard by which to judge abortion regulations in general. ADF appealed, … was finally a conclusion: the fetal heartbeat law would be allowed to take effect. And going forward, all pro-life laws …
  • … from Mississippi’s Gestational Age Act, passed in 2018, which protects not only unborn children but also women’s … to be between 24 and 28 weeks gestation in 1973, it is now considered to be between 21 and 22 weeks gestation. The … lawmaking decisions about abortion back to the states . We now turn to the states to ensure that unborn children and …
  • … dysphoria is a serious mental health issue. Parents should decide the treatment for their children’s mental health, not … the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), which ensures parental access to student educational records. … paths. If ever there were a time to speak, the time is now. Image Sharon Supp Senior Research Analyst Sharon Supp …
  • … weren’t ideal. Whether they chose to parent or allowed that child to be adopted by the thousands of couples …
  • … a massive amount of documentation including sensitive information about contractors, volunteers, and tax preparers; … and his office continued to demand more documentation and information, violating Obria’s constitutional rights in the … against the group for expressing views he disagrees with, which is a blatant violation of the First Amendment. Fourth …
  • … Amy’s Christian faith has always undergirded her work, which means that there are also certain messages that she … to threaten free speech had always been indefensible, and now Amy was finally free to express only messages consistent …
  • … as well as about 70 percent of Russell 1000 companies. But now Americans are waking up to the danger ESG policies pose. … later, they produced a report titled “Who Cares Wins,” which argued that weaving environmental, social, and … the tide is turning against ESG. “[The] controversy is now so undeniable that the ESG industry is lashing back at …
  • … approach, the media has focused much of its attention on which political party will secure control of Congress. But … the bulk of the work to protect our fundamental freedoms now takes place in state legislatures. Given this trend, it … many churches were shut down while other businesses were allowed to operate, several states passed legislation to …
  • … prayers violated the First Amendment—even though the town allowed volunteers to pray consistent with the practice and … assembly listed in the town directory, the majority of which happen to be Christian. At one meeting in 2008, … Court agreed to hear the case. What did the Supreme Court decide in Town of Greece v. Galloway ? In a 5-4 decision, the …