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Education

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Duke University

Duke student government denied recognition to pro-Israel student group, administration intervenes

The student group was originally approved, but that approval was later vetoed by the student body president

Religion

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The cross is placed on the Bible.

School district won't ban Bible club after Trump-tied law firm threat, other suits bubble to SCOTUS

Federal appeals courts all over the map on speech suppression in public schools. Free speech group appeals to 6th Circuit on "Let's Go Brandon" sweatshirt ban, seeking liability for district officials.

From the States

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Connecticut's top court upholds ban on religious exemptions

Plaintiffs in the case, Keira Spillane and Anna Kehle are parents of young children who objected to the state's vaccination requirements.

Europe

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Eric Adams

Eric Adams travels to Rome for inspiration on immigration crisis

Adams, who departed New York on Thursday and will return on Monday, met with Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri on Friday, and toured a subway tunnel under construction near the Colosseum. He is also expected to visit migrant housing in the city, and will be participating in the World Meeting on Human Fraternity. 

Courts & Law

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Washington, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser

Federal court supports DC church, overrules DC mayor in key religious freedom case

Federal court issues preliminary injunction against mayor's COVID-19 restrictions, letting Baptist church in DC hold outdoor services.

Elections

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Yahia al-Sinwar (2nd-L), Hamas militant, Gaza City, Dec. 14, 2022

Muslim Democrats give Biden ultimatum: Israel ceasefire by 5 or battleground states turn 'red'

"We will mobilize increased voter turnout to make our voices heard," the council wrote.

From the States

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Judge's Gavel

Delaware GOP backs appeal of religious freedom lawsuit

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.

Congress

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Sen. Cynthia Lummis, Washington, D.C., Feb. 10, 2022

Wyoming Senator booed for acknowledging 'two sexes'

She later apologized to anyone she may have offended

Coronavirus

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Bill de Blasio coronavirus presser

NYC businesses sue de Blasio, the city over COVID-19 vaccine mandate for customers

The lawsuit argues that the vaccine mandate is "unscientific" and unfairly applies to some indoor venues while exempting others.

Politics & Policy

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The Norwegian Jewel at Long Beach, CA, Jan. 2021

After threatening to bypass Florida ports, Norwegian Cruise sues state over vaccine passport ban

Norwegian says state’s ban on vaccine verification poses "imminent, substantial, irreparable harms" to the company.

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