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… U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA),  recently said . You might think Bumpus said this about high-risk drugs, like … women are fully informed and prepared for the risks. But you’d be wrong. The FDA scientist’s statement above is about … responsibility it doesn’t ignore in other contexts. You can’t get through the commercials disrupting your …

… who identify as transgender compete in women’s sports? If you’ve listened to any major news outlets recently, you’d hear a resounding “yes.” Athletes who identify as—then … opposite sex in the Olympics during the 2021 Tokyo Games. You’ll notice that all these athletes have one thing in …

… and compelled speech (being forced to speak something you don’t believe). Alliance Defending Freedom has … can cause physical harm, not that words are violence. If you’re not convinced, just re-run the syllogism starting with …

… and direct: “Which is right in God’s eyes: to listen to you, or to him? You be the judges! As for us, we cannot help speaking about … to us and transparency throughout all our operations. You can access our annual IRS Form 990 and Audited Financial …

The Biden administration tried to harm women by seeking to delete insurance coverage for fertility awareness instruction.

… continue to be tax exempt? If I were to sit down and ask you these questions, would you have a clear and coherent answer? Written by Alliance … continue to be tax exempt? If I were to sit down and ask you these questions, would you have a clear and coherent …

… dorm rooms and showers, to members of the opposite sex. As you can probably imagine, this didn’t sit well with many …

This lawsuit is the culmination of decades-long efforts by ADF’s clients to hold the FDA accountable for its irresponsible actions.

… are waiting to be adopted. With such a great need, you would think that all 50 states would be eager to place … who is “qualified” to parent a child. In some states, if you don’t agree to adopt the government’s views on gender and …

Commissioned II Love was one of the most popular clubs at Savannah State University, until administrators banned the club from campus following charges that the group's leaders were hazing the other members. In reality, this "hazing" was nothing more than a foot-washing ceremony.