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The lawsuit accuses officials with the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) of violating the First and Fourteenth Amendments.

A health freedom advocate says COVID shot mandates continue to make life unnecessarily difficult.

A public university in Alabama has settled a lawsuit with a conservative student group and agreed to eliminate its so-called speech zones that restricted where students could openly discuss certain topics.

A conservative attorney commends North Dakota for the states new religious freedom law.

A settlement has been reached over a lawsuit in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, that had been filed on behalf of a group of pro-lifers.

A legal defender of free speech and religious liberty recently scored a win for viewpoint diversity over the biggest bank in America.

With bipartisan support, Virginias governor has signed legislation protecting places of worship from discrimination during emergencies.

Should biological males be allowed to compete against females in sports? That is a question going before the full Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

The view that they have about gun violence is totally different is away from reality. um manuel, they say that you were being you were both being disruptive. um and. you know that that that cant stand in the hearing room? was there a better way to have a discussion with lawmakers? well, you know what? im ready to have a discussion at any time. i wasnt there planning to do this, like someone called me narcissist today. im not enjoying this. i mean, some of these guys were moving from one room to ...

Another state is protecting children from making major and irreversible decisions while theyre young, and an attorney who focuses on state and local legislative matters is encouraging other elected officials to fulfill their duty on the issue.