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… Appeals Court: Religious Schools Can Hire and Fire Based on Beliefs … Written by John Bursch Published June 6, 2024 What rights do faith-based organizations have when it comes to personnel … Catholic thought.’” His duties included teaching through a Christian lens and “providing a classroom environment …

… Supreme Court Upholds Prayer at Public Meetings The Supreme Court … uncensored prayer to open Town Council meetings did not violate the First Amendment. The Court affirmed the right … meetings, most of the religious centers in the town were Christian churches. As a result, most who volunteered to pray …

… Now Has a Chance to Protect Women's Sports The Supreme Court should make it clear that the West Virginia law … are physically different. This fact can be easily proven not only by biblical truth, but also by scientific evidence. … found that male athletes have many inherent advantages over females including greater height and weight, larger and …

… Grant Atkinson Published October 20, 2023 Revised November 17, 2023 The rise of male athletes competing on female teams … out while undergoing testosterone suppression. Under NCAA rules , a male athlete must suppress testosterone for 12 … traits give male athletes an inherent physical advantage over females. But when the three captains brought these valid …

… 15 years. When he arrived at the school in 2003, he took over a struggling program. But after many years of careful … But Dr. Josephson has a right to express those views. “Universities should welcome differing viewpoints and … alike.” That’s why ADF filed a complaint in federal court to defend the rights of Dr. Josephson and other …

… according to their deeply held beliefs.   Section 1557 of Obamacare Issued by the Department of Health and Human … Alliance Defending Freedom has filed suit in federal court against HHS on behalf of the American College of … away, and the U.S. Supreme Court initially upheld those rules in July 2020. But the Biden administration is trying to …

… Court Stops Vermont From Treating Religious High School … and receive both high school and college credit. But not all students were welcome to participate in this … the case , supporting the principle that students should have every opportunity to pursue their educational goals—even …

… overturned seemed like a nearly impossible goal. But in 2018, that all began to change. The Mississippi law that … — Alliance Defending Freedom (@ADFLegal) August 17, 2022 Another pernicious myth circulating after the Dobbs … alongside others in the pro-life movement over the victory in Dobbs . It is a testimony to God’s faithfulness …

… European Court of Human Rights: Belgium Violated Right to Life in … After nearly a decade of litigation, the legal journey is over for a Belgian man named Tom Mortier, whose mother was … euthanasia the day after it happened. While the court did not strike down the Belgian euthanasia law, it did find that …

… viewpoints, the U.S. Supreme Court delivered a resounding victory for free speech. The decision reaffirmed the … are unpopular or controversial. In the aftermath of the 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in … Supreme Court recognizes that methodologies might change over time, but foundational principles do not. The fact that …