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Will biological reality win out?

Will biological reality win out?

A case at the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals could pave the way for a Supreme Court ruling on whether students can use opposite-sex bathrooms. The case is known as Adams v. The School Board of St. Johns County, Florida.

Chris Woodward
Feb 25, 2022
ADF sues California over revised assisted-suicide law

Posted Feb 24, 2022

ADF sues California over revised assisted-suicide law
Attorney: This is precisely what 1st Amendment was designed to protect

Posted Feb 23, 2022

Attorney: This is precisely what 1st Amendment was designed to protect
Atheist attorneys: Coach can't commute from Florida if he wins case

Posted Feb 23, 2022

Atheist attorneys: Coach can't commute from Florida if he wins case
Court puts temporary stop to Biden's misuse of Procurement Act

Posted Feb 22, 2022

Court puts temporary stop to Biden's misuse of Procurement Act
Will school make changes or welcome lawsuit?

Posted Feb 22, 2022

Will school make changes or welcome lawsuit?
Settlement allows church to transform the tumbledown

Posted Feb 21, 2022

Settlement allows church to transform the tumbledown
FIRE files suit to uncover cover-up

Posted Feb 18, 2022

FIRE files suit to uncover cover-up
Texas rep. questioning CDC's authority

Posted Feb 18, 2022

Texas rep. questioning CDC's authority
Air Force officer gets temporary win in fight over Jab

Posted Feb 17, 2022

Air Force officer gets temporary win in fight over Jab
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