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… fodder for SNL writers, is being argued by the ACLU—would affirm that the government cannot carry out its … schemes by co-opting third parties as censors. That would help. But that does not address the many de-banking …

… a lawyer, he has been ordered to a retrial where he would face the same death penalty. He is now awaiting his … Christian mother of five Rhoda Jatau, was imprisoned for 18 months with only the barest access to lawyers and her … will the Nigerian government listen? Simple measures would go a long way. End the impunity for attackers by …

Harrisonburg City Public Schools is requiring teachers to lie to parents about their child’s preferred names and pronouns at school.

… Second, HHS’s reckless and illegal changes to Section 1557 would harm both children and adults. The redefinition of sex to include gender identity would force health-care providers to act against their sound … doctors who use medication to treat premature puberty would be forced to prescribe puberty blockers for gender …

… And if there was any remaining doubt as to what this group would ultimately produce, it was settled when it  became …

… are waiting to be adopted. With such a great need, you would think that all 50 states would be eager to place children with loving and qualified … blockers and cross-sex hormone shots. Though Jessica would happily love and accept any child—regardless of how …

… Wuotis explained to a department employee that while they would love and support any child placed in their care … informed Brian and Katy that while he believed they would be a welcoming home for any child, these beliefs made … a scale of one to five how “accepting and supportive” they would be of a child who identifies as LGBT. Rebecca answered …

… puberty blockers and cross-sex hormone shots—things that would be deeply harmful and unloving to children. What these … School District in Wisconsin. School officials said they would use a male name and male pronouns to address the …

… of traveling due to sickness or disability, then he would be deprived of the positive liberty to fulfill his … examples: If you were protesting a law, negative liberty would say that the government can’t take away your microphone … in a public place. Positive liberty, on the other hand, would say that if you want to speak but can’t, the government …

… goals for their child. Religious schools, meanwhile, would have to be “religious” in name only, forcing them to … mean for religious freedom? A win in Carson v. Makin would protect religious freedom and the First Amendment and … and  E.W. v. French cases. A loss in Carson v. Makin would put parents and religious schools in an unfortunate …