School districts, teachers unions, student groups and parents lined up at the Ohio House to testify against two bills that would stop schools from teaching what sponsors called “divisive concepts” in the classroom. The House State and Local Government Committee heard
Regarding fining Attorney General Merrick Garland, Rep. Andy Biggs said, "I'm hearing it's gonna be a close vote."
Spokesperson says "repeatedly" using "unwelcome" language on gender or race can trigger removal and ban on future non-emergency care, won't say if deadnaming or misgendering are code violations.
Academy waited more than a week before notifying cadets of denials of their appeals of rejected requests for medical exemption.
Analysts indicate Iran may be in the nascent stages of a revolution, warning an ongoing crackdown on demonstrations will likely escalate.
Staffer told resident assistants not to mention Christian holidays, but one RA promoted and hosted atheism event.
“Masks have saved thousands of lives and prevented thousands of infections,” Dr. Janette Nesheiwat said in October 2021. In 2022 she sang a different tune.
Maine responded to likelihood of negative Supreme Court ruling with "poison pill" that could get Christian schools in trouble if they accept state funding, appeal says. Vermont ignored its discretion in transgender athlete dispute, school says.
While most presidents take months or years to complete the items they promised on the stump, Donald Trump signed 36 executive orders in his first week alone. Since then, almost daily, he has hosted the press in the Oval Office as his actions approach 50.
Faith leaders largely appear to be telling worshipers to obey states' stay-at-home orders