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Court Rules in Favor of Michigan Fruit Farmer Who Was Banned From Farmer’s Market After Not Hosting Same-Sex Marriages

Steve Tennes sued East Lansing in 2017 after officials excluded him from the city’s farmers market.

Newspaper Publisher Gannett Accused of Discrimination Against White Employees

The newspaper publisher Gannett launched an initiative to diversity its staffers and news coverage following the George Floyd protests in 2020.

‘Trump Won’ Yard Sign Arsonist Identified as Jim White

John Kane filed a complaint against cycling arsonist Jim White.

Andy Ngo Awarded 300K After Antifa Defendants Failed To Defend Themselves in Court

Post Millennial senior editor Andy Ngo was awarded $300,000 after three alleged Antifa defendants did not defend themselves in court as part of a lawsuit.

New App ‘VotifyNow’ Aims to Strengthen Election Integrity by Tracking Reported Irregularities

In response to rising concerns over election fraud, especially prevalent during the 2016 presidential and 2018 midterm elections, entrepreneur Johnny Vieira introduced an app named VotifyNow.

Football Coach Fired for Praying Set for Return to the Field 

Joe Kennedy, the man who lost his job after holding prayers on a high school football field has been reinstated and will return to coaching.

New York City Prohibits TikTok on City-Owned Devices

Due to security concerns, New York City has banned the social media platform TikTok from city-owned devices.

Kennedy Jr.’s 2024 Presidential Bid Bridges Party Divide with Republican Hire and Opposition to Key Democratic Stances

"He’s got the broadest appeal of anybody that’s run in a long time,” expressed Dennis Kucinich, former Rep. (D-Ohio) and the head of Kennedy’s campaign.

Progressive Insurance Sued for Racial Discrimination ‘Against Non-Black Owned Businesses’: America First Legal

America First Legal posits that Progressive's grant program infringes upon U.S. Civil Rights law, as it "discriminates against non-black owned businesses."

U.S. Appeals Court Sets Limitations on Abortion Pill

In a recent ruling by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals based in New Orleans, stricter controls have been placed on the distribution and access of the abortion pill, mifepristone.

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