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Catholic nuns challenge New York's Medical Aid in Dying Act, arguing the law forces religious healthcare providers to counsel patients on assisted suicide.

Minocqua Brewing Company released its "Antifa Octoberfist" beer after Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan's Democratic primary for a Senate nomination.

Chicago spent $13.5 million on government-run grocery stores now on the brink of collapse after Save A Lot terminated its Yellow Banana agreement.

Minocqua Brewing Company announced half-price beer when Sen. Mitch McConnell dies, blaming the Kentucky Republican for half of America's problems.

Buffalo music venue Nietzsche's banned a DJ and issued a apology after what it described as a "We Are Charlie Kirk" meme song played during a performance.

Valerie Kloosterman says she was fired three weeks after requesting a religious accommodation from mandatory gender identity training at the hospital.

The Lake Washington School District says it launched a review after viral video captured a staff member apparently celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination.

The Trump administration opened a federal investigation into Denver Public Schools after a teacher allegedly required same-sex students to kiss in class.

A Washington mother said a Pride-themed lesson from "Queer Kid Stuff" was shown in music class without parent consent or an option to opt out.

Tina Descovich, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, says Anthony Fauci owes families an apology after invoking the Fifth Amendment over 70 times during the Senate hearing.

Salvatore Cordileone, who barred Nancy Pelosi from Holy Communion over abortion rights, now joins the Vatican's highest court under Pope Leo XIV.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn's bill would amend the DAR's federal charter to require biological women membership after the group voted against a born-female rule.

Kirk Bangstad says he will fight the Wisconsin Department of Revenue's revocation of Minocqua Brewing Company's alcohol permit set to take effect Aug. 4.

A Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools teacher says she will keep using students' preferred names and pronouns despite a federal investigation.

Maria Varchetto says she found an adult male showering in the women's locker room at Lynnwood Recreation Center during a youth swim meet event.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's press secretary is leaving City Hall after less than seven months, adding to significant staffing turnover in her office.

Shannon Desherow was fired after an internal probe into her expletive-filled TikTok video encouraging resistance to federal immigration enforcement.

Citizens Bank will wind down lending relationships with CoreCivic and GEO Group, citing changed business conditions after federal facility purchases.

Megan Rapinoe appeared on "The View" to argue that transgender athlete bans are a broader attack on women's empowerment and confidence overall.

France banned social media for children under 15, but the age-verification rollout raises major questions about enforcement and privacy compliance.

Miles Tamboli says the Memphis Safe Task Force makes the city less safe, and his pizza shop is seeing a surge of local supporters after the boycott call.

A WalletHub study ranks Seattle and Tacoma among the toughest U.S. cities for first-time homebuyers, with starter homes averaging well over $500,000.

The West Hartford Board of Education vice chair LaToya Yagaloff compared America's 250th anniversary to celebrating the Holocaust, drawing social media backlash.

Finnish lawmaker Päivi Räsänen says her U.K. travel authorization was canceled after disclosing her hate speech conviction over biblical views.

Catholic nuns who have cared for 45,000 dying patients sue New York, claiming the Medical Aid in Dying Act forces them to facilitate assisted suicide.

Quincy's plan to install St. Michael and St. Florian statues outside its public safety headquarters faces an ACLU challenge in Massachusetts court.

A humanoid robot named Sally will assist students in a western New York school district this fall as educators test AI integration in teaching.

Elizabeth Booker Houston says she delivered a cake with a provocative message to Lindsey Graham's Capitol Hill office days after the senator's death.

House Republicans filed a brief urging the Supreme Court to reject qualified immunity for officers who stopped a Christian evangelist's speech.

Memphis pizza owner Miles Tamboli says he refused service to Tennessee National Guard members over the Memphis Safe Task Force, sparking a boycott.