Day: September 2, 2023
Judicial Revenge
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Noah Webster said, “An independent judiciary is the firmest bulwark of freedom.” But what happens when that bulwark is used to destroy our freedom? When courts of law are used as courts of revenge? Can liberty survive in such a climate? According to the statistics website statista.com, in 2021, there were approximately 950,000 doctors in the U.S. and 1.3 million lawyers. Why? Because…
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‘It’s the Child Who Suffers’: A Father Battles the Court System to Save His Daughter From Gender Ideology
A father fights to protect his young daughter from gender ideologues in the family court system.
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Supermarket Chain To Remove Tide, Colgate, Advil Amid Increasing Crime Rates
‘We want to continue to be able to serve the community’
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Proposed Constitutional Change to Expand ‘Abortion-Access’ in Florida Gains Momentum
An effort to enshrine abortion access in Florida’s constitution is gaining momentum, conservatives say, and would reverse the six-week ban.
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Coach at Center of Religious Supreme Court Victory Says He Has ‘A Lot of Angst’ About Returning to the Field
High School Assistant Coach Joe Kennedy said he’s nervous about returning to the football field Friday after winning a years-long battle in the Supreme Court in 2022 allowing him to pray on the field, according to an interview with the Associated Press.
Bremerton High School, located in Washington state, is having its opening game of the season and it will be the first time Kennedy has coached since 2015 after he was suspended by Bremerton School District (BSD) for refusing to stop praying on the field, according to the AP. Kennedy expressed that he was nervous about people’s expectations and the reaction to him praying after the game.
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Alaska State Board of Education Votes to Support Banning Boys from Girls’ High School Sports Teams
The Alaska State Board of Education voted on Thursday to support a regulation banning boys from competing on girls’ high school athletic teams, according to The Associated Press.
The board delayed its initial vote on the issue in July after hearing hours of testimony and receiving 1,400 pages of written comments, according to the AP. The board voted 7-1 to support the measure in a special session, and the proposal now heads to Republican Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor for approval.
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