From Supreme Court analyses to "stupid jokes," Empire State's legislative response to livestreamed Buffalo mass shooting threatens wide swath of constitutionally protected content, diverse groups tell appeals court.
Detransitioners tell 9th Circuit as it hears challenge to Oregon policy that so-called gender affirming care caused "physical harm" and "did not resolve their mental health issues or gender dysphoria."
3rd Circuit ruling means Pennsylvania lawyers "must await being targeted in a disciplinary proceeding before they are permitted to raise their First Amendment claims" against a policy no one can define, brief states.
Detroit area school officials make exception for student's speech following legal warning letter, describe censorship as "coaching."
"Biden resoundingly praised Rashida Tlaib, an overt Jew-hater," said Zionist Organization of America head Morton Klein. "That's much worse than Trump not repudiating antisemitism for his dinner. Tlaib has real power and influence in Congress."
"Underrepresented groups" become "all persons" but require targeting of 14 "identity characteristics," and schools can't cite SCOTUS to get out of complying, working group says. Congress should revoke ABA's "near-monopoly," prof says.
Second night of GOP convention used White House as potent backdrop, gave rise to a new star from Kentucky.
Explaining why President Trump is for school choice, Trump Jr. said, 'It is unacceptable that too many African American and Hispanic American children are stuck in bad schools just because of their zip code. Donald Trump will not stand for it."
“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.
Educators have hot streak in federal courts, and Virginia Supreme Court offers new opportunity to protect their speech and religious rights beyond First Amendment under state constitution.