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Aug 30 2023
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Mom secures parental rights victory after school ‘transitioned’ child without consent
A California mother recently secured a landmark parental rights victory, reaching a settlement agreement with a Monterey County school district over allegations that her daughter was "socially transitioned" without her consent, Fox News Digital reported Tuesday. Jessica Konen, represented by the Center for American Liberty, filed a lawsuit against Spreckels Union School District in 2021 after
The BlazeAug 28 2023
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ACLU suing after Warwick man removed from city meeting for asking about a Journal article
The American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island is suing the Warwick Town Council for "censoring" a resident who attempted to speak about a Providence Journal story at a public meeting. The story in question detailed how Warwick councilwoman Donna Travis had acquired the vacant lot next to her home through a quitclaim deed and is now facing scrutiny from the new leaders of the Oakland Beach
The Providence JournalAug 25 2023
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Missouri Judge Declines To Block Law Restricting Sex Change Procedures On Minors
A state judge in St. Louis, Missouri declined on Friday to block a new law that bans sex change procedures on minors set to go into effect on Monday. Republican Gov. Mike Parson of Missouri signed into law Senate Bill 49 on June 7, which would ban doctors in the state from performing “gender transition” surgeries on minors or prescribing hormonal treatments to minors to alter their sexual
The Daily CallerAug 23 2023
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Teen charged as accomplice to murder in Jersey City Heights
A Union City teen is facing decades in prison after he was charged with being an accomplice in a murder in Jersey City in January. Sylis Lopez, 18, was also charged with conspiracy to commit murder, unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose in the fatal shooting of 25-year-old Rafael Gomez in the area of Summit Avenue and Poplar Street in the Heights
nj.comMay 22 2023
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EU Fines Facebook Record €1.2bn for Mishandling User Data
Facebook owner Meta was slapped with a record €1.2 billion by EU regulators on Monday, which accused the Big Tech firm of “systematic, repetitive, and continuous” transfers of European data to the United States. Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta received the largest “ever” fine for allegedly failing to comply with a court order from last October which demanded that the Silicon Valley giant cease sending
Breitbart NewsSep 15 2023
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Chevron workers escalate strikes, putting global gas supplies at risk
Workers at Chevron’s two liquified natural gas plants in Australia — which accounted for 7% of global LNG supply last year — escalated their strikes, union representatives said. Workers may soon go on a total strike or hours-long work stoppages ahead of a tribunal hearing. Meanwhile, a fault at one of the plants temporarily shut output by 25% on Wednesday. LNG prices have risen on the back of
SemaforAug 22 2023
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Two Correction Officers Stabbed in Newtown Prison Assault
Two correction officers were hospitalized after being stabbed during a Tuesday morning incident at Garner Correctional Institution in Newtown, according to union officials and the Department of Correction. An incarcerated man identified as Joe Baltas, 35 of Meriden, attacked the two officers as they were escorting him through the facility at around 8:25 a.m. in the morning, the agency
CT News JunkieJul 21 2023
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Former WUHS coach sues over firing
BURLINGTON — The founder and longtime coach of the snowboard teams at Woodstock Union High School says he has unfairly dismissed from his post in February one day after joining in a private discussion by two students about a transgender student competing on behalf of another school, according to federal court records. David J. Bloch filed a federal civil rights lawsuit this week against School
Vermont StandardAug 21 2023
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Indiana abortion ban takes effect after state Supreme Court denies rehearing
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s near-total abortion ban is now in effect after the state Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the case brought by the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana and Planned Parenthood. The Indiana Supreme Court upheld the ban in a 4-1 decision on Monday, stating that Planned Parenthood and other healthcare providers "cannot show a reasonable likelihood of success" with
"USA Today" ContributorAug 21 2023
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Indiana abortion ban takes effect after state Supreme Court denies rehearing
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s near-total abortion ban is now in effect after the state Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the case brought by the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana and Planned Parenthood. The Indiana Supreme Court upheld the ban in a 4-1 decision on Monday, stating that Planned Parenthood and other healthcare providers "cannot show a reasonable likelihood of success" with