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ACLU Lawsuit Over Indiana Intellectual Diversity Law Dismissed in Court

Federal judge dismisses ACLU challenge to Indiana’s intellectual diversity law, citing lack of standing and ripeness.

Professor Suspended After Flipping College Republicans’ Table on Campus

UW–Eau Claire professor suspended for one year after flipping College Republicans’ table on Election Day. He faces demotion and training.

Yale-Affiliated Hospitals Cut Hormone Care for Minors Amid Federal Pressure

Yale New Haven Health and Connecticut Children’s will stop puberty blockers and hormones for under‑19s, citing a federal executive order.

Blue States Lose Over $300 Billion as Americans Flee to Red States

IRS data reveals over $300 billion in income left blue states like New York and California as Americans moved to red states like Florida.

Thune: Democrats ‘Delaying, Obstructing, Blocking’ Trump Nominees at Every Step

Senate Majority Leader John Thune accused Democrats of historic obstruction in blocking Trump civilian nominees at every step.

‘Funny How the News Works’: Charlamagne Tha God Shreds Media’s Epstein Double Standard

Charlamagne Tha God accuses liberal media of targeting Trump over Epstein while ignoring Bill Clinton’s ties.

Booker Explodes in Senate Showdown Over Sanctuary State Funding

Senator Cory Booker clashes with Senate Democrats on floor over sanctuary state funding bills, denounces colleagues as complicit.

Russian Airstrikes on Prison and Hospital Kill 19 in Southeastern Ukraine

Russian overnight strikes on a prison and hospital killed at least 19 people, including inmates and a pregnant woman.

McMahon Drops the Hammer: Duke DEI Policies Trigger Trump Probe

The Trump administration launched a formal investigation into Duke University and its Law Journal this week, alleging discrimination under DEI-based selection policies that may violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.

Montreal Targets Church After Hosting Sean Feucht Event

A Montreal evangelical church was fined CAD 2,500 after hosting a concert by U.S. Christian musician Sean Feucht without the required permit, stirring controversy in both religious and civil liberties circles.

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