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Speech by Association

The decision in 303 Creative gives those committed to free speech and the free exercise of religion much to celebrate. The Court held that a website designer’s work is “speech” in a constitutional sense, and so she cannot be compelled to prepare messages for same-sex weddings, to which she has religious objections. But artistic vendors are not […]

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Roe and Casey Are No More!

We thank God today for the Supreme Court’s Decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization!  The Court overturned Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey.  The Court acknowledged that those two cases were wrong when they declared there is a constitutional right to abortion. We, like many others, hoped against hope that the

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NLF corrects erroneous positions on parental rights and the constitutionality of New Hampshire’s HB1431

Recently, the New Hampshire House and Senate Committee of Conference came to an agreement regarding the final language for HB 1431, dubbed the “Parents’ Bill of Rights.” Upon hearing news of the final bill agreement, Gov. Chris Sununu threatened to veto the bill, saying, “This bill as written creates numerous challenges for kids. I share

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NLF Supports Barronelle Stutzman’s Courageous Stand and Fights to Preserve the Freedoms of Speech and Assembly

Recently, the State of Washington’s Supreme Court heard and decided a case dealing with same-sex “discrimination” and First Amendment rights. Currently, a petition is pending in the U.S. Supreme Court concerning the case. In the center of the legal controversy is a Christian woman standing for the sanctity of marriage and standing for her faith.

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Out With the Blaine Amendments: A Supreme Court Victory for Religious Freedom and Education

On June 30, 2020, the Supreme Court reiterated the fact that the United States Constitution prohibits discrimination based on religion. In Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue,the Court held that a Montana no-aid provision denying state sponsored scholarship funds to religious schools was unconstitutional.  Such so called “Blaine amendments” (which deny payments from any state

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