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… Written by Alliance Defending Freedom Published April 12, 2024 Abortion pill reversal (APR) is a safe process that … to reverse the effects of abortion drugs, research shows it has a 64-68 percent success rate , and statistics indicate … as an opportunity to save unborn lives, but under Colorado’s law, offering APR could mean fines of up to $20,000 per …

… Vermont Can’t Discriminate Against Religious Schools Officials in Vermont … Written by Alliance Defending Freedom Published December 12, 2022 Revised November 7, 2023 The right to religious … private schools solely because they are religious.” In 2017, Cortman argued the ADF case Trinity Lutheran Church of …

… by Alliance Defending Freedom Published October 17, 2017 Revised June 12, 2023 Why is your church tax exempt?  Why should it … like everyone else! They have tons of money, so why can’t they pay their fair share? Why should churches get a free …

… children with loving and qualified parents. But this isn’t so. The problem? Some state officials are imposing an … is “qualified” to parent a child. In some states, if you don’t agree to adopt the government’s views on gender and … Oregon. Tragically, she lost her husband in a car crash in 2017. Leaning on her faith, family, and friends, she and her …

… Freedom Published September 2, 2022 Revised January 12, 2024 You would think that a victory for Jack Phillips at … the Supreme Court agreed to hear Jack’s first case in June 2017, a local attorney and LGBT activist contacted Jack’s … and celebrate or support Satan. It also means that he can’t create art with messages celebrating events like same-sex …

… No Strings Attached: Why the Government Shouldn’t Tax Churches Church tax exemptions protect our First … positions could elevate him to the White House. CNN anchor Don Lemon posed a heavy question to O’Rourke—one loaded with … to their surrounding communities. The study focused on 12 Philadelphia congregations and found that they provided an …

… What is de-banking, and why should you be concerned about it? Written by Jay Hobbs Published March 22, 2023 Revised May … hardworking employees in Uganda by a week. These people don’t live paycheck to paycheck, but sometimes meal to meal. …

… First proposed in 1923, the Equal Rights Amendment didn’t receive Congressional approval until 1972, after which it … though the deadline for the ERA’s ratification expired—twice over, and by a few decades—that fact has not stopped … too late to still enshrine it in the U.S. Constitution. In 2017, Nevada became the first state to ratify the ERA since …

… Freedom Published November 18, 2019 Revised October 12, 2022 For professors, speaking engagements outside of the … engage with others on important issues. And after all, isn’t the discussion of ideas what academia is all about? … of Louisville came to an unexpected end. In October 2017, Dr. Josephson contributed to a panel discussion on …

… serves as senior counsel on Alliance Defending Freedom’s Appellate Advocacy Team. In that role, he represents ADF … bars of Georgia, Arizona, and Virginia, Gray is admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, 12 U.S. Courts of Appeals, and various other appellate and …