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… “The duty of parents to provide for the maintenance of their children is a principle of natural law; an obligation … … scrutiny? Strict scrutiny is the highest standard of judicial review in the U.S. legal system. It requires a court … visitation rights—even against a parent’s wishes. In a 6–3 ruling that had no majority opinion, the Supreme Court held …

… could be used to compel health-care providers to violate their consciences. Written by Gregory S. Baylor Published April 3, 2024 Revised April 10, 2024 Every year, state legislatures … transition” efforts. Christian Healthcare Centers, a faith-based medical nonprofit, realized that its ability to …

… Written by Alliance Defending Freedom Published May 3, 2021 Revised January 4, 2024 In 2020, Idaho passed … have taken 15 women’s state championship titles that were previously held by nine different girls. In Idaho, a … competing on the men’s team, that male athlete had posted times that were faster than the women’s national records. …

… Waiting to Be Adopted Some states are denying people of faith from adopting and fostering children because of their beliefs about gender and sexuality. Written by Johannes … beliefs or forgoing the opportunity to adopt, which is why Alliance Defending Freedom is representing her in a …

… Vermont law would censor pro-life pregnancy centers and their workers. ADF is defending their right to help women … v. Wade , numerous pregnancy resource centers have been attacked (like ADF client CompassCare in New York), and … and implies it offers abortions. If a pregnancy center were to advertise its services in a way Vermont’s …

… Parents Children who struggle with gender dysphoria need their parents' support. Written by Alliance Defending Freedom … But oftentimes, school boards treat involved parents as a problem. And they’re not the only ones. Some in the media and … policy is a violation of parental rights. That’s why parents are challenging the policy in court. What's at …

… law and overturn Roe v. Wade . But there is another reason why the Supreme Court was right to banish Roe to the ash heap … that Roe created is it was based on standards that were not just fabricated but have also been continually in … Mississippi and other states should be free to base their laws on the scientific information available instead of …

… Have Rights, Too Our laws must ensure that educators and their students are free to speak, live, work, and learn in … school year, Kathy and other high school counselors were required to attend a training about gender and … those names and pronouns without ever telling parents, at times even to hide name and pronoun changes from moms and …

… trophy would come in the mail. Riley and other swimmers were also forced to allow Thomas into their changing room. The female swimmers were exposed and … on the men’s team in the previous three years, had posted times that were faster than the women’s national records. …

… — when it removed its safety standards that had protected their health. As the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth … on emergency rooms to manage the consequences, which were already overwhelmed. When the FDA eliminated the last … to the use of mifepristone when dispensed by mail.” That’s why the safety of removing the in-person visit depended on …