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Media December 11, 2023

Fareed Zakaria tells Harvard, MIT and other top schools to ‘abandon' politics and rebuild trust with Americans

Fareed Zakaria said that the country's elite schools have become overly focused on racial and gender diversity while totally ignoring political diversity.

Supreme Court December 11, 2023

SCOTUS takes a pass on challenge to blue state's gay 'conversion therapy' ban

The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to Washington state's gay "conversion therapy" ban from a counselor who says the law violates his free speech rights.

Health December 11, 2023

Doctors network hiring initiative unfairly rewards only Black applicants, lawsuit alleges

A national doctors' group's hiring program, which offers lucrative signing bonuses to Black applicants, violates federal anti-discrimination law, a new lawsuit claims.

Abortion December 11, 2023

Red state AGs move to block abortion ballot language pro-life group says is 'deceptive,' goes farther than Roe

Red state attorney generals across the country are moving to block what they say are deceptive abortion measures that could potentially go even farther than Roe v. Wade.

Donald Trump December 10, 2023

Trump says he will not testify at his civil fraud trial

Former President Donald Trump wrote on his social media platform Sunday that he is no longer planning to testify in his civil fraud trial in New York on Monday.

The View December 10, 2023

'The View' co-host Sunny Hostin says she's gotten hate mail for sharing pro-life views

"The View" progressive co-host Sunny Hostin revealed on Friday that she's received "a lot of hate mail" for voicing her personal opposition to abortion.

CRIME December 9, 2023

Ohio woman pleads guilty to vandalizing pro-life reproductive health clinic

The FACE act protects reproductive health clinics from targeted vandalization and deliberate damage following targeted attacks against such facilities.

Supreme Court December 9, 2023

NRA finds surprising ally in ACLU for Supreme Court challenge to NY blacklist allegation

The NRA is fighting a case to prove New York state overstepped when an official allegedly coerced businesses and banks into cutting ties with the controversial organization.

OPINION December 9, 2023

Supreme Court can stop trans power grab that is taking away parental rights

The Supreme Court can put an end to a major, trans power grab. States are overruling parental and religious rights so they can mandate gender transition for children.

Abortion December 9, 2023

Texas Supreme Court pauses lower court ruling allowing woman to receive abortion after fetal fatal diagnosis

The Texas Supreme Court issued a temporary stay on a lower court ruling that would have allowed a pregnant woman whose fetus has a fatal diagnosis to receive an abortion.