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… population of California and New York combined. So, how did this amount of brutality and death become commonplace in the United States? And how could such a poorly decided case stand for so long? … weeks’ gestation. But life in the womb is remarkably well developed long before that point. By 15 weeks’ gestation, …

… child or adolescent gender dysphoria Experts differ as to how gender dysphoria ought to be treated in children and … intervention that dramatically changes outcomes.” How so? Levine reports, “studies conducted before the … in fact controlled studies have not been done of how completely this is true. However, it is well known that …

Dr. James Cantor lays out what the scientific evidence says (and doesn’t say) about the effects of ‘transitioning’ minors.

… don’t believe, violating their First Amendment rights. How have states correctly applied public-accommodation laws? … Arizonans’ free speech. This is just one example of how states are ensuring that their public-accommodation laws …

… the doctors’ medical judgment or conscientious objections. How did the Biden administration overstep its authority? On … oral arguments before the 6th Circuit. Learn more: See how the Biden administration’s reinterpretation of the law …

… believes in the importance of a free conscience. That’s how it should be. Every American has the right to speak …

… the sharing of religious information, and prayer meetings How to legally accommodate an employee’s religious belief …

… to legally commit suicide, but they also demonstrate how even those bills that seem mild or were designed as a … pave the way to further expansion of assisted suicide. How is ADF working to combat assisted suicide? At ADF, we …

… is also a Christian, and his faith motivates and informs how he runs his business. In 2012, two men asked Jack to … and in particular, Christians, is acute and escalating. How is Alliance Defending Freedom funded? ADF is a 501(c)(3) … as to when that hostility will end. But no matter how long it endures, we will continue to stand strong and …

A recent ruling from the Arizona Supreme Court was an exercise in judicial modesty.