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Religion

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Federal appeals court orders Vermont to let families use tuition program for religious schools

Lower court was wrong to let school districts devise new funding criteria while continuing to lock out families.

Health

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Anti-Trump protester

Is new strain of paranoid leftism making American teens, young adults sick?

A paper published in December by researchers at Columbia University found that teens whose political ideologies lean left are far more prone to depression than teens with more conservative beliefs. 

Education

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Joe Biden

Indoctrination Investment? Biden administration spent millions on DEI grants for K-12 schools

Report found 30 grants totaling more than $32 million that at least partially focus on DEI in the classroom since Biden took office.

Education

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St. Dominic Academy in Maine

Religious schools sue Maine for 'end run' around SCOTUS on school-choice discrimination

State leaders openly said they would use "human rights" law against religious schools if they tried to apply for funding, suit claims. Already trying to fix law to neuter challenge.

Elections

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Alyssa Milano

Milano: Equal Rights Amendment would help hold men who abuse women 'accountable' in eyes of the law

Speaking of consequences rich and powerful men have faced in the #MeToo era, Milano says 'people really act differently when they know that they're going to be held accountable for their actions'

Culture

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NFL quarterback Drew Brees in January 2020

Won't disrespect flag: Star QB Drew Brees criticized for response to NFL players kneeling

"I will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America or our country," Brees said.

Courts & Law

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Colorado ban on 'conversion therapy' stays in force under federal appeals court ruling

"We will consider all options to stop the unlawful attempt of Colorado officials to ban someone’s speech simply because they disagree with the viewpoints expressed," plaintiff's lawyers say.

Courts & Law

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Students gather to listen to a U.S. Department of Education official, Washington, D.C., May 5, 2013

Pennsylvania parents sue over transgender lessons for first graders

The plaintiffs stated that the case is not about "public and political debate" on transgender issues.

Elections

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Jim Clyburn and Joe Biden at the Fish Fry

Biden apologizes for 'you ain't black' if you vote for Trump over me comment

Black voters significantly helped Biden win the nomination and would like him to pick a female African-American running mate.

Culture

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Graduates of Bowie State University at graduation ceremony in 2013

Survey finds more than three quarters of college students favor institutions offering safe spaces

There are wide disparities between men and women and between Republicans and Democrats

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