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… the legislative branch. This ensures that the people making laws must answer to the voters. The president, the … agencies are engaging in legislative functions—they are making laws. Over many years, Congress has delegated its … Wilson was elected. A former president of Princeton University, Wilson had long been a proponent of progressive …

… v. Vincent … Case:Rosenberger v. Rector & Visitors of the University of Virginia … Case:Good News Club v. Milford …

… the pedigree of an elite journalist. She attended Columbia University and the University of Oxford as an undergraduate and graduated from … teenage girls are undergoing gender transition surgeries, making irreversible decisions with irreversible consequences. …

… niche terms that you might hear at a lecture on a public university campus. In some sense, that’s true. You may not … theory might seem new, the theory itself has been in the making for decades. What is gender theory? As a term, gender … calls a newly born infant a girl or a boy, s/he is not making a descriptive claim, but a normative one.” In other …

… New Mexico. He received his doctorate in medicine from the University of Arizona, and he has 39 years of experience in …

… Dr. Kenneth J. Zucker, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Toronto, has warned  that encouraging “social … Dr. Gregory Brown , a professor of exercise science at the University of Nebraska, recognize that these biological …

Those who are fighting to protect the First Amendment have reason to hope, no matter the modern challenges.

… to resume, that is very far from establishing that the impact of that interruption of natural development is ‘fully …

If basic biology or the Hippocratic oath won’t protect vulnerable teens from preying clinics, perhaps economic self-interest will.

… the country. And far too often, once students try to hold university officials accountable, they do just what Georgia … … Chike Uzuegbunam … student speech … student rights … university … education … religious freedom … free speech … …