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"Floating buffer zones” created by a federal district court prevented people from sharing their beliefs about life, violating the First Amendment.

… However, it found that the 36-foot zone around the back and sides of the building, the ban on using images, and … However, it found that the 36-foot zone around the back and sides of the building, the ban on using images, and …

… The Meaning of Roe v. Wade, and Why It Should Be Overturned Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health … lock them in to an outmoded standard over which they have no control. The Court’s ruling in Dobbs could dramatically … , the authority to determine abortion policy will be given back to the states, where it should have been all along. This …

… disrupted even these efforts, demanding that the students leave the area or post additional “warning” signs.  Later, … against Cowboys for Life, made it clear that the group no longer faced any investigations for supposedly violating … and events. The right of university students of any faith or political perspective to distribute literature …

… of the bins.   When the student editor requested the bins back, he was taken to a storage yard, where all of The … of the bins.   When the student editor requested the bins back, he was taken to a storage yard, where all of The …

… Why Web Design Is Art and a Freedom of Expression As a … marriage, I support her case completely and hope she wins. Why, you might ask? Free speech and our artistic freedom are … and the message are inextricably connected. There's no simple plug-and-play/drag-and-drop formula for these …

… pregnancy centers to prominently post signs stating that no medical professional is on staff and that the county … [their] practices.” Despite those allegations, “there is no evidence that those women failed to get the medical … offer real help that many women want. The government cannot stifle these centers just because abortionists fear …

… Why Male Athletes Who Identify as Transgender Should Not … fair for male athletes to compete against female athletes? No. And that answer isn’t just based on common sense—the … performance—in particular bone size and configuration—cannot be reversed once they have occurred.” He goes on to …

… because of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Thursday to leave ObamaCare intact, ADF attorneys say. ADF is challenging … in several lawsuits because it unconstitutionally requires faith-based employers to provide or pay for insurance … because of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Thursday to leave ObamaCare intact, ADF attorneys say. ADF is challenging …

Pro-adoption license plate rejected as "patently offensive'