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Blaine Adamson, owner of the Kentucky-based print shop Hands On Originals, faced legal backlash for following his conscience.

For years, they sold their produce at a farmer’s market in East Lansing, Michigan. But then something changed.

When two organizations who often go head-to-head in courtrooms across the country come together on the same side of an issue, it’s worth paying attention.

Dr. Dovid Schwartz challenged a New York City law that would have limited his free speech as a psychotherapist.

Math professor Nathaniel Hiers was fired after writing a joke on the faculty lounge chalkboard.

Read about Sharonell Fulton, the foster mom at the center of the Supreme Court case Fulton v. City of Philadelphia.

Several states are targeting faith-based providers and blocking them from serving foster children. Here's how one ministry in Michigan responded.

The freedom of speech is simply the ability to say, write, or otherwise express what you truly believe.