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Diplomacy

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United States Department of State

State Department officials to visit Europe, address free speech concerns: report

“In the spirit of our common culture or common Western heritage, that champions natural rights and free speech, we think we can speak frankly with our European allies about these real concerns,” according to the State Department official.

From the States

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Harmeet Dhillon

DOJ's Civil rights office pledges to 'kill' DEI initiatives in govt, business, schools

The Department of Justice will remain laser-focused on combating actions it believes violate civil rights laws, including initiatives promoting diversity, equity and inclusion. That plan includes using subpoenas, prosecutions or revocation of federal funding.

The Truth about California's Tyranny

April 13, 2021

From the States

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Pocket Constitution

Oklahoma AG sues to block the approval of a state funded Catholic charter school

The Oklahoma AG said the approval of a Catholic charter school, the first approved religious charter school in the U.S. that would receive taxpayer funding, violates the U.S. Constitution.

All Things Trump

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Donald Trump

Trump moves to secure Christian vote amid Harris gaffes and insults from prominent Democrats

Harris went viral last week over an incident in which she told Christians who shouted “Jesus is Lord!” that they were at the “wrong rally.” The anti-Christian narrative was underscored by Michigan's Gretchen Whitmer creating a video mocking the Catholic Eucharist.

From the States

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Brnovich

Arizona attorney general sues Tucson, says its vaccine mandate violates civil rights

Suit says city violated Arizona law, discriminated against employees by not honoring religious and disability-related exemptions.

Elections

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Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie, March 2022

Thomas Massie handily defeats GOP primary challengers, AP projects

Massie was one of a handful of lawmakers who signed on to Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's bid to remove House Speaker Mike Johnson and has also been a prominent critic of aid to Ukraine and Israel.

Congress

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Sen. Lankford

Bicameral proposal seeks free speech for faith leaders, nonprofits

Trump signed his executive order in 2017. Its sunset came when he left office.

Religion

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Baphomet, Springfield, Illinois, Dec. 2021

'Swaddling babe' Baphomet displayed at Illinois Capitol; Satanic Temple calls out Bishop

The group has called out Roman Catholic Bishop Thomas Paprocki twice over his opposition to the statue.

Courts & Law

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Mid Vermont Christian School

Judges frown on Vermont banning Christian school from athletics for girls' forfeit against male

"It's a speech test. Why don't we just call it that?" one of two Trump nominees says in 2nd Circuit oral argument, noting lax response to forfeits on secular grounds including COVID mask exemption.

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