The Ventura Unified School District is citing a building safety concern the school's attorney says is "baseless" and "completely disingenuous."
Inspired by haunting trumpeter on balcony in quarantined Italy, Superwoman's Gal Gadot and friends warble 'Imagine' on Instagram
The complaint arises out of a contract with an international cybersecurity firm to monitor private citizens’ communications on social media.
In Tulsa, Okla., rally, Trump vows to be champion of 'silent majority,' accuses Biden of surrendering to anarchists and proposes making flag burning a crime.
"We will mobilize increased voter turnout to make our voices heard," the council wrote.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ordered in 2011 that employers would be required to cover controversial contraceptives and abortifacients through their health care plans for employees.
Unintended consequences? The New York Equal Rights Amendment could open the "door for illegal immigrants to have the same rights as citizens," civil rights attorney Bobbie Anne Cox said.
The court ruled that Boston violated the First Amendment rights of a group that applied to raise a religious flag in the city's public forum.
"We can hardly sink any lower in our neglect of basic fundamental freedoms of free speech and thought," Adam Smith-Connor's lawyer says.
The legal filing is the latest volley in a lawsuit filed by a pair of pastors who challenged Carney's executive authority to set restrictions on religious gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic.