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August 19, 2022

Christian college fires back after losing gender identity court case

College of the Ozarks president Dr. Brad Johnson and attorney Ryan Bangert slam Biden's Fair Housing Act for allegedly discriminating against Christian colleges and universities.

August 19, 2022

Washington Post columnist likens GOP abortion restrictions to a ‘modern-day Inquisition’

Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson urged Americans to cast their votes this November against Republicans to prevent their "draconian abortion bans."

August 19, 2022

Clarence Thomas unjustly attacked since Dobbs decision with shocking, violent language

Since the Supreme Court issued its decision in the Dobbs abortion case conservative justices have been attacked. The violent rhetoric has been especially strong against Clarence Thomas.

August 18, 2022

Kentucky Supreme Court leaves abortion ban in place while reviewing arguments

The Kentucky Supreme Court denied a request to block a sweeping abortion ban on Thursday, opening up a chance for the justices to hear arguments themselves.

August 18, 2022

Nevada governor vows to protect abortion patients by codifying order into law

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak vowed to protect in-state-abortion providers and those from out-of-state seeking abortions. Abortion access has become a key part of his re-election campaign.

August 17, 2022

Religious legal org pushes back against media claims that Supreme Court wants to ‘promote Christianity’

In an interview with Fox News Digital, First Liberty President Kelly Shackelford discussed the impact of the Supreme Court and public perception on religious cases.

August 17, 2022

North Carolina judge upholds state’s ban on abortions after 20 weeks

U.S. District Judge William Osteen has reinstated a 20-week abortion ban except in the case of medical emergencies, fueling an already contentious midterm election year.

August 17, 2022

South Carolina Supreme Court temporarily blocks abortion law as near-total ban moves forward in state House

The South Carolina state Supreme Court temporarily blocked a six-week abortion ban on Wednesday, after the state legislature passed a near-total abortion ban bill the day prior.

August 17, 2022

AP Stylebook updates guidelines to include 'pregnant women,' upsetting both conservatives and liberals

The Associated Press Stylebook updated its guidelines on Wednesday to include “pregnant women” in their reporting after being mocked for using “pregnant people.”

August 17, 2022

Minneapolis policy to lay off White teachers first could go to the Supreme Court: Leo Terrell

Leo Terrell blasted an agreement between the Minneapolis teachers union and the Minneapolis school district, which would lay off White teachers first, regardless of seniority.