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.
"It's funded after all by the American people," said Michael Pack. "We spend almost a billion dollars a year. We need to represent the full range of views in America, all the time."
Jewish voters, who have traditionally supported liberal candidates, are now warning Democrats to not assume they have Jewish support.
Taxpayer-funded school is withholding "test materials" and "correct" answer guides for "Inclusive Communities" employee training. Cronkite School of Journalism silent on ASU hiding its DEI course materials.
Ex-Arkansas governor, GOP presidential candidate says coronavirus has 'tempered, toned down' President Trump
HUD Secretary declares, 'In God We Trust'
If Supreme Court doesn't rebuke Indiana, "all child welfare cases will become unreviewable when the child turns 18," parents of gender-confused child who's now an adult warn. Oregon's gender-affirming adoption rules under review as well.
First Circuit implies promoting sexual binary might harm nonbinary students, but won't give schools "total deference" to censor students for sharing beliefs.
In reviewing religious accommodation requests, the Air Education and Training Command is relying on analysis tool that reaches blanket predetermination that the vaccine is the "least restrictive means" by which to further the service's "compelling government interest."
Anti-Defamation League chief Jonathan Greenblatt blasted Goldberg for saying Nazi genocide was 'not about race,' despite organization defining racism in way that supports Goldberg's controversial, historically inaccurate remarks.