The 5-4 U.S. Supreme Court decision to return abortion law to the states on Friday does not mean women who want an abortion can no longer get the life-ending procedure. But the legal landscape will change going forward, according to analyses following the ruling.
The Zinn Education Project is urging teachers to pledge to instruct students in Critical Race Theory concepts – even if it is banned.
LGBT advocates decry the fact that 33 states have or are crafting bills to protect children and female athletes from transgender activism.
Lawmakers in Idaho last year passed the Idaho Vital Statistics Act, which does not allow people to change the sex identification on their birth certificate just because they “identify” as something other than their biological sex.
SCOTUS revealed on Monday a 9-0 vote on the federal government’s exclusive control of federal land, including the Outer Continental Shelf.
Virginia State Delegate Dawn Adams (D-Richmond) apologized for sponsoring a bill that would allow abortion up to birth in the state.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions blasted California in a statement Monday afternoon on the lawsuit filed earlier by the U.S. Department of Justice against the state over a 2017 law restricting sales of federal land.
