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Foes of mandatory coverage of abortion in New York State insurance law will have another hearing after the U.S. Supreme Court ordered a New York state court to reconsider their decision. The law’s narrow religious exemption wrongly disqualifies many religious groups which object to providing abortion, critics said. A group of Anglican nuns is among the objectors.
Yet another disturbing claim is emerging from Loudoun County, Virginia, where a mother said she pulled her children out of the public school system due to officials’ “uncompromising political agenda.”
A new NBC News poll shows President Joe Biden's approval rating continues to drop. Now 54% of those surveyed say they disapprove of Biden's performance while 42% say they approve.
The University of Houston-Clear Lake has granted a Christian student organization full recognition as a campus student group after a legal challenge was filed claiming that the school discriminated by excluding the group as a registered student organization.
The U.S. Supreme Court spent nearly three hours Monday hearing arguments in a pair of cases challenging Texas’ new abortion ban. Now the justices must decide what action, if any, to take in response to a state law crafted expressly to ward off the court’s intervention.
On a cold and windy October day, 171 volunteers showed up in the mountains of Tehachapi, California, to be extras in the “Eucharistic Miracles" movie, which began live-action filming in October. The movie, inspired by Blessed Carlo Acutis, focuses on Eucharistic miracles and uses a hybrid format of filming, including live-action scenes and expert interviews.
Another series of sexual assaults have been reported in Loudoun County Public Schools as the Virginia school district continues to face scrutiny over its handling of two sexual assaults committed by a trans-identified male.
In the next few days, the Biden administration is expected to publish its mandate requiring private businesses to make sure each of their employees has received a COVID-19 vaccination.
Sophia Nelson, a scholar-in-residence at Christopher Newport University in southeastern Virginia, is speaking out after students maligned her reputation over a tweet criticizing the sexualization of the Superman comic books. After days of merciless attacks from students and faculty, Nelson says she’s “gonna go on offense.”
New York City is bracing for the fallout after the deadline for a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for city workers passed on Friday and thousands of municipal workers are still rejecting the forced inoculations.
