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  • … all these services through generous donors and does not receive any public funding. New Hope is committed to … with a married mom and dad. For that reason, New Hope does not place children for adoption with same-sex couples or … a district court ruled against New Hope, dismissing its case, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit issued an …
  • … monitor groups with disfavored views, and coerced social media companies to censor ideas the administration dislikes. … IX and Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). This not only puts Americans in danger but also violates a number … the Constitution and puts patients in danger, and the courts should put a stop to it. Image Julie Marie Blake …
  • … Live writers —but it’s an eerily similar description of how Bank of America has treated Indigenous Advance … Yet, despite the established credibility of NCRF—not to mention its legal status as a 501(c)(4) non-profit, … highly discredited  and deeply partisan Southern Poverty Law Center published “ Hate Free Philanthropy ,” which urges …
  • … for the first time to check a box certifying that they “do not discriminate in [their] employment practices, vendor … Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v. Comer (another ADF case), the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that such religious discrimination is …
  • … Like the students they teach and lead, educators do not leave their constitutional freedoms at the schoolhouse … includes both the ability to speak freely and the right not to be compelled to speak. Educators should never be … school counselor who wouldn’t lie to parents Consider the case of Kathy McCord . Kathy has served students and families …
  • … across the country. These laws result in less freedom, not more. Churches and religious nonprofits have been told they are not free to hire employees who will live out their religious … from invoking the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, the law designed to restrain the government’s power to burden a …
  • … substantial debate. First, UK Athletics said it “does not agree with the use of testosterone suppression” for male … where all athletes can compete. These positions should not be controversial. Numerous studies have found that male … from participating in women’s sports without violating the law in the UK as it currently stands. That’s because …
  • … and the subject of males competing against females did not come up again. But none of that stopped the school … That speech is protected by the First Amendment, as the Supreme Court made clear in Kennedy v. Bremerton School … reinstatement. January 2024 : ADF attorneys appealed the case to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit after …
  • … Published June 7, 2023 Revised June 16, 2023 Children do not belong to the government. But prominent figures in the … products and property of the government. It is parents, not the government, who have the fundamental right and duty … of the parent-child relationship. No one—and certainly not the government—can replace a child’s relationship with …