Coloradans take to the polls in closely-watched primaries
Loading the Audio Player... Last week, democratic socialists won big in New York City. Today, Coloradans will decide whether the movement holds the same sway in one of their blues...
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Scott Wiener Responds after Activists Run Him Out of Trans March
California state Sen Scott Wiener condemned the physical intimidation and harassment of political leaders after activists at San Francisco s annual Trans March ran the Democratic politician out of
EEOC Sides with Christian Employee Who Says Kaiser Fired Her for Refusing COVID Vaccine
A California medical assistant is suing Kaiser Permanente after the EEOC found reasonable cause to believe the healthcare provider violated federal law by denying her request for a religious
Texas Dems Chant 'we're all going to Hell' in Support of James Talarico
Texas Democrats voiced their support for U S Senate candidate and state Rep James Talarico at their state convention by declaring we re all going to Hell in solidarity with Talarico
Calif. Bill Could Give Teachers 14 Weeks Taxpayer-Funded Paid Leave for Abortions
A California bill that would provide up to 14 weeks of fully paid pregnancy disability leave for public school employees could also require taxpayers to fund paid leave for abortions because of
Religious Liberty Commission Releases Report, Recommendations
Loading the Audio Player... The Justice Department on Friday released a draft report from the Religious Liberty Commission, summarizing the commission’s findings on the status o...
Military Backtracks on Nonmandatory Flu Vaccine
Loading the Audio Player... Defense officials on Monday told WORLD that they planned to reestablish influenza vaccine requirements for military recruits after a flu outbreak at a ...
Minneapolis Repeals AIDS-Era Ban on Sex Venues, Bathhouses: 'These are places of refuge'
Democratic Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey signed a package of ordinances Sunday that included repealing a 38-year ban on adult bathhouses and sex venues in the city
LA Teachers No Longer Have to Affirm LGBT Students in Mandatory Training
Public school teachers in Los Angeles, California, are no longer required to affirm the gender identity of trans-identified or nonbinary students as part of a mandatory training, according to an
Supreme Court Rules against Tighter Mail-In Ballot Rules
Loading the Audio Player... The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 on Monday to maintain a grace period for mail-in ballots. Justice Amy Coney Barrett wrote the majority opinion of the ...
