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Board showing canceled at German airport in November 2019

Bari Weiss on cancel culture: 'It is about making a person radioactive'

Cancel culture is about taking away a person's job, said the former New York Times columnist.

Courts & Law

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Ten Commandments

Appeals court rejects request to lift block on Louisiana Ten Commandments law

Supporters of the law have pointed to the text's influence on United States history as a reason to allow the law, but opponents claimed it infringes on the First Amendment and a parents' control in the religious upbringing of their children.

From the States

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UC Berkeley

UC Berkeley sued for allegedly discriminating against Israeli for teaching position

Dr. Yael Nativ said she was expressly told by the chair of the department that she was rejected because of the potential backlash for hiring an Israeli professor.

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.

From the States

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Glenn Youngkin

Youngkin issues Executive Directive to combat targeting of religious and ethnic groups

The Department of Criminal Justice is to disburse $2.7 million in grant funding for the development and improvement of security measures for individuals or institutions in danger of being targeted for ethnic or religious reasons.

Media

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U.S. flag, China flag, TikTok, Washington, D.C., March 16, 2023

Justice Department says TikTok has collected user data on issues such as gun control and abortion

There have been bipartisan conversations among U.S. lawmakers about banning TikTok due to national security concerns. 

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.

House Freedom Caucus calls Johnson's proposed spending deal 'total failure' - Just the News Now

All Things Trump

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Trump

Trump tells Faith and Freedom attendees having been indicted is 'great badge of courage'

The title of the Faith and Freedom Coalition's annual event this year was the "Road to Majority Policy Conference."

From the States

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Jury box in court

Texas Supreme Court amends state code to protect judges’ religious beliefs

The order clarifies that judges are permitted to refrain from performing weddings based on their sincerely held religious beliefs.

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