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… for Her Beliefs and Risked Losing Everything How far would you go to take a stand for your beliefs? What would you be … decision to Rob, the two hugged, and he left her shop. It should have been over, but then the Attorney General of the State of Washington heard about Barronelle’s decision through media reports generated …

… speech not only entails a right to think or express what you want in the privacy of your own mind or home. To be able … against its speech. Churches throughout the country should be able to communicate to the public on the same terms … with her faith. In June 2023, the Court ruled in a 6-3 decision that Colorado cannot force Lorie to express …

… with our beliefs and our arguments. Strong disagreement about big questions is a feature of free speech, not a bug. … they’re an essential part of our judicial system. No one should have to wait to be punished before challenging an … staff, prominent attorneys (who should, and likely do, know better), and even one Cabinet member shamefully spread …

… a median cost and failure rate approaching zero. We also know more about unborn life. By fifteen weeks (the time frame … that, in his medical judgment, the patient’s pregnancy should be terminated.” As the late-Justice Ruth Bader … the precious new lives they carry. Minnesota awarded over $3.3 million in 2021, while Missouri designated over $8.6 …

… their children into the world, parents are the ones who know and love them best. And they are the ones who are … government officials infringe on parental rights, parents should be able to hold them accountable. The Families’ Rights … visitation rights—even against a parent’s wishes. In a 6–3 ruling that had no majority opinion, the Supreme Court held …

… of Public and Private Power In a pair of cases, the Supreme Court has the opportunity to begin disentangling the … posts that the administration considered “misinformation” about topics such as Covid-19 and vaccines. Dozens of emails … that bureaucrats comply with the First Amendment on a case-by-case basis. Rather, it requires the Court, Congress, …

… people instead of by Congress and the president. How did things change so much since the country’s founding? The first … they call regulations), enforce them, and decide whether you violated those laws—all in one agency. And they do so … if an agency interprets one of Congress’s statutes, courts should generally defer to the agency, not independently …

… planning methods on all women. Read on to learn more about the case. Who is Dr. Cami Jo Tice-Harouff? Dr. Cami Jo … of the cost. Outcome Thankfully, a federal district court agreed with Dr. Tice-Harouff’s claims. After issuing a …

… O’Rourke—one loaded with constitutional ramifications. “Do you think religious institutions—like colleges, churches, charities—should lose their tax-exempt status if they oppose same-sex … to the Internal Revenue Code, which states that no 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization can participate in “any political …

… freedom of belief as well as the freedom to choose what you say and what you don’t say. What is compelled speech? … think and believe. When government compels people to say things against their will—including through their art—it is … faced prosecution for causing juvenile delinquency. In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court upheld the First Amendment …