Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has joined a U.S. Supreme Court case siding with states that think federal civil rights laws do not protect LGBTQ employees from workplace discrimination.

t’s almost like clockwork. Right around 4:30 p.m. on Friday afternoon, someone makes and announcement, releases a report, or files some paperwork in hopes of avoiding as much of the news cycle as possible.​

Late on Friday, Republican Attorney General Dave Yost announced he’d join a U. S. Supreme Court case on whether federal civil rights laws protect LGBTQ employees from workplace discrimination – and that Ohio would be siding with the states that think they do not.

When Ohio lawmakers moved to eliminate funding for Planned Parenthood a few years ago, supporters of the legislation said community clinics and other state-funded providers would pick up the slack on women’s health services.

Joshua Harris, the author of I Kissed Dating Goodbye, recently announced that he was divorcing his wife, and walking away from the Christian faith.

“And as long as our elected representatives fight for the right to abort black lives, my message is simple:

Respect their existence, or expect my resistance.”

A big bump in funding for crisis pregnancy centers in Ohio’s new state budget is fueling a fight around the controversial facilities that supporters say help needy women while critics decry them as “fake health clinics” meant to steer women away from abortions.

State Budget Has Huge Wins for Christian Schools and Women Facing Crisis Pregnancies

As the state’s budget crisis drags on into a second week, a resolution has been introduced in the legislature that declares pornography a public health crisis.

As the state’s budget crisis drags on into a second week, a resolution has been introduced in the legislature that declares pornography a public health crisis.

You’ve probably seen it in your own church - pornography is wreaking havoc on our families and communities.

Representative Jena Powell and 18 co-sponsors have introduced a powerful Ohio House resolution to declare pornography a public health crisis.

In a 7-2 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled this morning that a Bladensburg Peace Cross World War I Memorial on public land does not violate the Constitution.

The State Senate introduced their substitute budget bill today, and parents and Christian schools are among the big winners.

In the past 3 weeks, two drag queen events at Ohio public libraries for children have been canceled

Watch CCV President Aaron Baer's opposition testimony in the Ohio House Finance Committee on HB 194 and the expansion of gambling in Ohio.

I just left the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing at the Ohio Statehouse, and there is something you’ve got to see.

Congress Passes Dangerous HR 5 to legalize discrimination in America

The ACLU has sued the state of Ohio over the recently signed “Heartbeat Bill” (SB 23).