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… its letter, the DMHC remarkably claimed that all abortions are “basic health care services” that are “medically necessary” and therefore must be covered. These unelected officials made this decision without passing … be free to operate according to their faith without being threatened by the government. … … 7617 … 7616 … 7653 … 7633 … …

… Court Affirms Beauty Pageant Free to Celebrate Women The 9th … about the nation’s founding and our modern life. Changing these casting decisions would have changed the musical’s … no.” “Ignoring the biological reality that men and women are different harms women and their opportunities to compete, …

… of opinion or another message where a certain group is threatened, defamed or insulted on the basis of its race, … courts, Dr. Räsänen will now have to stand trial a third time as her case drags into its fifth year. ADF International … that free speech for all is a winning proposition. That’s why we must continue defending and pursuing laws that …

… be up to 32 square feet and displayed for months at a time, and an ideological sign could be displayed indefinitely … ”). Philosophy professor Dr. Nicholas Meriwether was threatened with “corrective actions” from Shawnee State … clients who have been arrested, fined, or threatened with jail time simply for praying in their own hearts and minds. …

… the rising cost of college tuition. And that’s exactly why Vermont’s Dual Enrollment Program exists. It allows high … Program. But students at religious private schools are excluded. That means a student from a secular private … everyone else. Anything less is unconstitutional. As the Supreme Court said in Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v. …

… Counselor Asks SCOTUS to Hear His Case ADF is asking the Supreme Court to hear the case of Brian Tingley, a licensed … management. In some cases, Brian works with people who are seeking to become more comfortable with their sex or who … they set for themselves. That’s unconstitutional, and it’s why Alliance Defending Freedom is asking the U.S. Supreme …

… hold their breath until the very end of the term. That’s why on a Friday morning, a week before the Supreme Court’s … gain momentum nearly a decade later in the 1980s. At the time, the prevailing idea was that opposition to Roe v. Wade … erupted. Activists began staging protests, and some even threatened the safety of the justices, implying that any …

… Censorship in Counseling Sessions Government officials are using counselors to impose the state’s views about gender … who can talk with people about how to work through these emotional struggles, no matter the topic. … professionals and their conversations with clients. Why? So the government can impose its own views regarding …

… speakers through intimidation, heckling, and harassment. These tactics must be denounced, but they also must be explained: collectively, they are called the heckler’s veto —a dangerous form of censorship … and protect the speaker’s rights.   What has the Supreme Court said about the heckler’s veto? In Terminiello …

… The Pro-Life Advocate Who Won 9-0 at SCOTUS The Supreme Court unanimously struck down a Massachusetts law that … be able to create censorship zones in which certain views are silenced? Most Americans would agree that such a law …