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… helped the homeless in Cleveland, and preached to churches in Ohio. After becoming an ordained minister and … recently, in its 2023 decision 303 Creative v. Elenis (another ADF case), the High Court ruled that the government …

… of the campus’s Students for Life chapter. She and another student, Jesus Herrera, received permission from the … instructed them to “get rid of” them. Jesus also observed another student using chalk to write pro-abortion messages on … at Fresno State. But their organization’s efforts had another effect, something far greater. Jessica Riojas was a …

A new Vermont law would censor pro-life pregnancy centers and their workers. ADF is defending their right to help women without unjust government interference.

… of the state’s citizens by adding a robust conscience exemption or clarifying that the bill does not require the …

… if you wouldn’t choose abortion for yourself.” But there’s another problem with the term “pro-choice”: it treats … are truly “pro-choice.” And that definition brings us to another question. Does “pro-life” just mean “pro-birth”? A … for more than just the unborn. Is “pro-life” anti-woman? Another fallacious argument employed against pro-life …

… against customers for their political or religious views. Another example of private censorship is censorship by social … prohibit the discussion of viewpoints they do not like. In another case, O’Handley v. Weber , California officials …

… a safe distance was six feet. And the law even included an exemption for unions and individuals to engage in “lawful …

A redefined Michigan law is threatening to violate the First Amendment freedoms of Sacred Heart Academy.

Words may hurt, but treating speech as ‘violence’ only leads to less speech and more violence.

… courts the ability to strip parents who reside in another state of their parental rights if their child travels … faith and credit to child custody determinations made by another state, and further recognizes that a child’s home … if (i) California is the home state of the child, or (ii) another state’s court lacks jurisdiction or has declined to …