Shen Yun has long documented threats that are sent to venues ahead of their performances and says the threats are part of a CCP effort to suppress the group.
Political efforts to support "the freedom and dignity of human beings" will now be allowed.
Greene has had three security incidents near her office that required Capitol Police investigation, plus numerous death threats.
The "substantially overbroad" yet "underinclusive" Delaware law, "almost the exact same" as California law blocked by SCOTUS, contradicts other laws by defining medical professionals in strange ways, First Amendment lawsuit says.
Jack Denton was removed as student senate president for online chat remarks labeling pro-transgenderism, pro-abortion, anti-police advocacy "explicitly anti-Catholic."
State's high court already upheld sex-based bathrooms in employment, but worries about slippery slope if it upholds USA Powerlifting's ban on athletes who completed male puberty in women's competition.
Small Canadian town without a flagpole forced to pay LGBTQ group $15,000 for refusing to announce Pride month, fly rainbow flag.
Handing out pro-Israel book got WVU student Eliyahu Itkowitz investigated. UC San Francisco sued for firing medical professor, "Happy Birthday to You" class-action plaintiff who speculated student from Israel committed genocide.
It appears as if hate exploded in the United States last year, but SPLC's "Hate Map" data is inflated because 702 of 1,225 groups described by the map as "hate groups" are actually policy advocacy organizations with no connection to a "hateful" ideology.
Controversial rule was later blamed for the large death toll the pandemic has wrought in the state's care facilities.