Catholic nun gets temporary exemption from D.C. healthcare worker vax mandate following lawsuit
The city's Department of Health reinstated Sister Deirdre Byrne's medical license until September.
The city's Department of Health reinstated Sister Deirdre Byrne's medical license until September.
Still pending, however, is a former administrator's lawsuit accusing Albemarle County Public Schools of fostering racially hostile environment that led her to quit to "preserve her mental health."
Report found 30 grants totaling more than $32 million that at least partially focus on DEI in the classroom since Biden took office.
The law does not specifically mention Critical Race Theory.
The bill, introduced by New York Republican Rep. Mike Lawler passed in a 320-91 vote and will now go to the Senate.
The commission will encourage educators to teach children about American history and make plans to honor the approaching 250th anniversary of our nation's founding.
For the first time, less than half of Americans now claim to belong or hold membership to a specific house of worship.
David Brody highlights two instances in which individuals omitted the words "under God" while reciting the pledge of allegiance.
The U.S. Army says that soldiers can't relocate just because they don't like the abortion laws of a certain state
GOP legislators in many states are reportedly pursuing this kind of legislation.