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Colorado Supreme Court tosses case against Jack Phillips over baker's refusal to make pro-trans cake

Phillips lawyer of the Alliance Defending Freedom said in a statement that the ruling brings with it the end of harassment against Philips. 

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Oct 8, 2024

News, American News

Experts: We must defeat gender ideology and protect children

"Teaching children to deny biology is maddening. Telling them they get to choose if you're a girl or boy, or both or neither, because they may have been incorrectly assigned an identity at birth, that's a man made idea," said Dr. Miriam Grossman.

The Post Millennial / Sep 12, 2022

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Ontario Human Rights Tribunal rules that 6-year-old was not discriminated against by teacher saying 'there’s no such thing as boys and girls'

The incidents which led to this case occurred in 2018, when N.B’s teacher introduced her Grade 1 class to the concept of gender identities. She was prompted to do so because she had witnessed bullying and teasing of a gender-nonconforming student.

Mia Ashton / Sep 12, 2022

News, American News

Texas teacher fired after saying not to judge pedophiles harshly

The incident occurred last week, and Parker was swiftly suspended. However, El Paso’s Independent School District board of trustees has since voted unanimously to fire her. Some has said the remarks were taken out of context.

Mia Ashton / Sep 12, 2022

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Democrat lawmaker Pramila Jayapal mourns hijackers in 9/11 post

2,977 people were killed in the deadly attacks on the World Trade Center in New York, The Pentagon in Washington, DC, and in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Jayapal’s number of 2,996 includes the 19 terrorists who hijacked the planes.

Ari Hoffman / Sep 12, 2022

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California bails out Berkeley journalism program, promises more journalists from 'historically excluded backgrounds'

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has allocated $25 million to UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism "to support and strengthen local reporting in underserved and historically underrepresented areas."

Olivia Rondeau / Sep 11, 2022

News, International News

King Charles III highlights mother's legacy in first speech as sovereign

Charles highlighted the legacy of his mother, and the decades of "selfless service" she gave to the kingdom, calling it "unequalled in its duration, its dedication, and its devotion."

Jarryd Jaeger / Sep 11, 2022

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Army advises struggling military families to apply for food stamps

The base salary for an Army private is $21,999.60, according to GoArmy.com, well below the national average salary of $53,490 per year based on the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Olivia Rondeau / Sep 10, 2022

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BYU finds no evidence of racial slur at Duke volleyball game

BYU’s statement read, "From our extensive review, we have not found any evidence to corroborate the allegation that fans engaged in racial heckling or uttered racial slurs at the event."

Joshua Young / Sep 10, 2022

News, American News

Biden's DOJ fights with Trump's legal team over who should be special master to oversee seized documents

The two sides are fighting over who will be the special master, the scope of their powers, and who will pay the bill for the position.

Joshua Young / Sep 10, 2022

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Armed teen shoots, kills two men attempting home invasion in Texas

Two of the men reportedly were pronounced dead at the scene, and the third escaped in a dark-colored 4-door sedan.

Olivia Rondeau / Sep 10, 2022

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Trump, Trump-backed candidates surge in new Arizona polling

A new poll out of Emerson College shows that Democrat Katie Hobbs and her GOP rival Kari Lake are polling dead even and Mark Kelly polling two points above Blake Masters.

Joshua Young / Sep 10, 2022

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GOP moves to pull back on pandemic-era mail-in voting ahead of midterms

Citing security concerns, 18 states have re-passed limits on mail-in voting following the aftermath of the election, when the results became highly contested with many, including former President Donald Trump, becoming suspicious of potential voter fraud.

Olivia Rondeau / Sep 9, 2022

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Memphis Facebook Live killer shot mother in front of her child

Kelly allegedly killed a childhood friend, a teenage girl, and a mother who he slaughtered in front of her child as she tried to help him recover from what she thought was a car crash.

Joshua Young / Sep 9, 2022

Canadian News, News

Trudeau Liberals agree to resettle 1,000 Afghans at request of US

Canada's resettlement criteria for those from the facility include religious minorities, single women, civil servants, social activists, and journalists.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Sep 9, 2022

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