From New England's ban on "sectarian" schools in town tuitioning program to Colorado's repeated subjugation of religious beliefs to sexual orientation and gender identity, courts are throwing down the hammer.
Principal said they were "not appropriate" in a public school setting.
Appeals court with no GOP nominees says parents have no right to "preferred educational experience for their child," knowing their gender identity. Female athletes try to intervene in transgender challenge to NH girls' sports law.
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.
Former President Trump's conservative judicial appointments are one reason evangelical Christians are supporting him, but some hesitance remains.
Bill would revert China’s Most Favored Nation status to a pre-2001 designation, requiring renewal every year.
New guidance for schools in England frowns on even "social transition," much less coed bathrooms, and resembles Idaho law suspended by federal appeals court.
"What the America First movement needs is the institutionalization of these ideas," said Russ Vought, explaining the rationale for the Center for American Restoration.
Regarding fining Attorney General Merrick Garland, Rep. Andy Biggs said, "I'm hearing it's gonna be a close vote."
Scalia also hinted at possible tangles between a Biden administration and the Catholic Church over birth control coverage mandates imposed under Obamacare but repealed by the Trump administration.