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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton

Texas loses round one in court battle to have 10 Commandments posted in schools

Attorney General Ken Paxton has said he is appealing the ruling. A lawsuit filed over a similar bill in Louisiana has so far been struck down, including more recently in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Congress

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Demonstrators outside Supreme Court in 2019

20 House Republicans cosponsoring bill to balance LGBT and religious liberty protections

"This country can accommodate both civil liberties for LGBT individuals & religious freedom," Rep. Chris Stewart of Utah said in a statement.

From the States

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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker

Gov. Pritzker defends mental health mandate, rejects parental consent plan proposed by GOP rep

Illinois GOP Rep. Mary Miller is reintroducing legislation to “strengthen parental rights” following the state’s new law mandating mental health screenings for public school students.

Cancel Culture

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EC HQ Brussels

European efforts to purge 'Christmas' from seasonal lexicon meet resistance

After Vatican rebuff, European Commission withdraws newspeak "inclusive communication" manual for revision, as U.K. scrubs "Christmas" from COVID media campaign.

Free Speech

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Unidentified Connecticut student calls classmate n-word on Snapchat

Connecticut prosecuting 16-year-old under 100-year-old law banning 'ridicule'

Local NAACP wants new law with stiffer penalties in wake of racist Snapchat incident.

Education

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LGBT Child Pride, France, June 2011

Massachusetts middle school students stage protest over pride event, destroy rainbow decorations

"U.S.A. are my pronouns," they reportedly chanted.

Religion

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Former college and NFL football player Tim Tebow

Football greats, country music star urge SCOTUS to protect prayer at games on public property

Legal heavy hitters urge Supreme Court to junk precedent that holds "misperceptions of observers looking to take offense can trump the rights of religious people and schools to fully participate in public life."

Europe

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Ramzan Kadyrov

Chechnya leader bans 'fantasy' American superheroes from children's playgrounds

Kadyrov encountered Superman, Captain America, and others painted on the walls of a children's center in Kurchaloy.

Education

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Aztec god Quetzalkoatl, "the morning and evening star of Venus"

California agrees to stop telling children to pray to Aztec gods in legal settlement

“In Lak Ech Affirmation” and “Ashe Affirmation” were included in ethnic studies "model curriculum." State will pay $100,000 in plaintiffs' legal fees.

Politics & Policy

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Palestinian Hamas militants, Gaza, July 20, 2017

House Republicans demand answers on why immigration agency employs apparent ‘terrorist sympathizer’

The pair further highlighted Ali's role as an adjudication officer, noting that such personnel screen asylum applications and issue decisions on benefit applications.

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