Parents of schoolchildren were promised a formal response, but House Republicans were rebuffed for similar letter, congressman's office says.
"Why should the public put much weight on allegations so flimsy that they need the protection of a contractual obligation not to deny them?" dissenting commissioner "Crypto Mom" asks.
"Few are aware that, in addition to the president's OSHA mandate being clearly lawless, its takeover of American companies also includes all religious organizations of over 100 employees," said the Liberty Institute's Kelly Shackelford.
Was anybody listening? The information known so far indicates that Shamsud-Din Jabbar’s New Year’s attack mirrors exactly what FBI Director Wray warned about last year.
SB 132 should be amended to remove preference for transgender transfers in housing, complaints against female inmates, says report commissioned by corrections department.
Court briefs argue that narrow legal interpretation of religious accommodation empowers anti-Semitism, COVID "virtue signaling."
Refusal to play girls' basketball team with tall male player, nickname "Not in My House," leads to double-standard "immediate determination of ineligibility," school says.
The penny drops: Lucy Biggers built a sizable following as a “sustainability influencer,” and like many young people she was wracked with guilt and anxiety over climate change. She now hopes to reach people with a message that fossil fuels are a net-positive.
Star-power, cultural clout of formerly iconic spectacle ebbing away in era of streaming platforms, obscure nominees, and Hollywood disdain for Middle America.
Rep. Massie urges Congress not to "feed the lice" in omnibus bill. Democrats minimize Biden White House threats against social media compared to "wrecking ball of right-wing authoritarianism" in Trump-Musk alliance.