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An appellate court ruled that a lawsuit from four female athletes who were forced to compete against males can proceed.

Three women’s swim team captains at Roanoke College were forced to fight for the protection of their sport and their team.

Officials in Vermont tried to exclude religious schools from a school choice program.

In a pair of cases, the Supreme Court has the opportunity to begin disentangling the public and private spheres of power.

In a victory for life, the court held that unborn children created through in vitro fertilization are children and therefore protected under Alabama law.

Pro-life states like South Carolina should be able to direct Medicaid funds away from abortion providers like Planned Parenthood.

Two female athletes in Idaho are seeking to ensure that women and girls have the chance to compete.

An abortion provider is threatening North Carolina’s right to pass abortion laws that protect women and girls.

It’s discouraging that the federal district court has decided that these experiences—these lost opportunities—simply don’t matter.

This lawsuit is the culmination of decades-long efforts by ADF’s clients to hold the FDA accountable for its irresponsible actions.