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Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner signed a bill into law that forces doctors and medical facilities to promote abortion regardless of their ethical or moral views on the practice.

… Branch offices that explained to community groups how to apply for and receive federal grants.  The atheist … standing to challenge federal funding programs because they have not suffered any particular harm from the program.  … groups, learn how to apply for government grants, can be challenged in court as violating the Establishment …

… to make a positive impact on their own campus.  Rarely can they make a positive impact on 23 campuses and affect … Republicans at San Francisco State University did when they took on a university speech code.  The College …

ADF files suit against school district that censored Pa. 1st grader’s John 3:16 valentine

… law—similar to the Equality Act—to target a Christian adoption ministry called New Hope Family Services , … messages consistent with their beliefs. Colorado officials are misusing a similar law to censor ADF client and graphic … parents to raise and care for their children. We’ve seen increasing numbers of public schools across the nation …

The Supreme Court ruled that an amendment to the National Endowment for the Arts guidelines aimed at restricting pornography was constitutionally permissible.

… Can a Court Dictate How a Christian College Carries Out Its Mission? Gordon … to their future careers. At Gordon College, professors are key to helping students make this connection. Professors …

… In 2007, the University of Florida refused to recognize a Christian men's fraternity, Beta Upsilon Chi (BYX). While … that right to BYX because their membership is limited to Christian men. Officials further claimed that BYX engaged in … for the 11th Circuit … religious freedom … Christian Legal Society … Beta Upsilon Chi v. Machen …

… Freedom, where he is a key member of the Center for Christian Ministries. View Profile … The Illinois Department of …

Lawsuit leads to court order stopping policy that limited student speech to one table