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Pam Bondi

AG Bondi warns funding recipients that DEI programs are unlawful discrimination

“This Department of Justice will not stand by while recipients of federal funds engage in illegal discrimination,” said AG Bondi. “This guidance will ensure we are serving the American people and not ideological agendas.”

Religion

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Belgian "euthanasia kits"

Doctors sue California for threatening to punish them for not facilitating assisted suicide

Key constituents only supported 2016 legislation because of its "true conscious objection and opt out." Amended law, approved last fall, infringes on freedom of religion and speech, lawsuit claims.

Harley Lippman: Democratic Party needs to reassess their principles

Religion

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Alaska Airlines, union face hostile judges for treatment of Christian workers: 'Really bad'

9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals quotes officials belittling religious beliefs of flight attendants who challenged its support for LGBTQ Equality Act before firing them.

White House

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Donald Trump

Trump teases Education Department guidance on prayer in public schools

Trump did not provide details on the guidance but said it was "ridiculous" that students in classrooms today are "indoctrinated with anti-religious propaganda, and some are even punished for their religious beliefs."

Free Speech

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Restroom sign based on gender identity

Judge blocks sanctions on boys who objected to female in locker room, rejects district's Hail Mary

Northern Virginia school district refuses to show judge the boys' locker room recording made by female student who identifies as a boy, which it repeatedly cited as evidence against the boys. It falsely calls female "male."

Federal Agencies

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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) building stands on April 15, 2019 in Washington, DC

IRS agent who probed election nonprofit's views warned pro-lifers of speech 'limits' under Lerner

"You cannot force your religion or force your beliefs on somebody else," IRS Agent Sherry Wan told pro-life group in 2012. "You have to know your limits. You have to respect other people's beliefs."

From the States

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Federal judge blocks Washington state law requiring clergy to report abuse learned in confession

Senate Bill 5375 makes members of the clergy – including ministers, priests, rabbis and others – mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect.

Courts & Law

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Supreme Court

Supreme Court in oral arguments appears likely to favor Catholic groups in tax exemption case

Both liberal and conservative justices seemed concerned about the state of Wisconsin determining which group could get exemptions based on religious beliefs under the First Amendment.

From the States

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Texas Supreme Court amends state code to protect judges’ religious beliefs

The order clarifies that judges are permitted to refrain from performing weddings based on their sincerely held religious beliefs.

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