University presidents admitted to members of Congress Thursday that few students involved in the pro-Palestinian protests had been suspended or expelled despite holding encampments and violating university policies for weeks. Northwestern University President Michael Schill, Rutgers University President Dr. Jonathan Holloway and University of California,…
Read More Major University Leaders Admit They Haven’t Suspended Disruptive Pro-Palestinian Protesters
California Democrats announced Wednesday that they were reviving a bill barring school districts from adopting policies notifying parents that their child wants to transition. California Republicans failed to pass a bill in 2023 that would have required schools to inform parents if their child wished…
Read More California Dems Are Working To Keep Parents In The Dark On Student’s Gender Transitions
The University of Southern California (USC) is struggling to appease parents and students ahead of graduation as keynote speakers pull out amid campus protests, according to The New York Times. The university in April canceled its main commencement ceremony, opting for smaller individual ceremonies for each college…
Read More University Of Southern California Struggles To Appease Parents, Students As Speakers Pull Out Of Graduation Amid Protests
Despite assurances from President Joe Biden’s administration, the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) new rule for healthcare providers could end up forcing religious hospitals and doctors to perform child sex-change procedures, legal experts told the DCNF. The rule, which HHS issued on April 26 under…
Read More Biden Admin’s Latest Health Rule Could Be ‘Backdoor’ To Force Doctors To Perform Child Sex Changes
A New York judge ruled Tuesday that a proposed abortion amendment could not appear on the ballot this November, according to The Associated Press. The New York Legislature passed the Equal Protection of Law Amendment in 2023, which prohibits discrimination based on “pregnancy outcomes” or…
Read More Judge Blocks Abortion Amendment From Appearing On New York Ballot
The University of California Berkeley opened an investigation into a law professor after a video spread online of her stopping a pro-Palestinian student from speaking about the war in Gaza during a private event, according to NBC News. Catherine Fisk, a professor of civil rights…
Read More University Of California Berkeley Opens Investigation Into Confrontation Between Professor And Pro-Palestinian Student: REPORT
A West Virginia judge granted a preliminary injunction allowing several middle school girls to compete after the school district banned them from competition after refusing to play against a biological male, according to 12 WBOY, a local media outlet. Five middle school female athletes forfeited…
Read More West Virginia Judge Blocks Suspensions Of Middle School Female Athletes Who Refused To Compete Against Male Student
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) canceled a request for a larger police presence just before anti-Israel protests turned violent, according to the Los Angeles Times. Police on Wednesday broke up the encampment in which there had been violent clashes between protesters and counter-protesters, with at…
Read More UCLA Canceled Requests For Extra Police Days Before Violent Clash Between Protesters
Arizona Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a bill Thursday repealing a law adopted in 1864 that made performing an abortion a felony offense, according to the Associated Press. Republicans joined Democrats in both state houses to pass the bill after the state Supreme Court ruled in April that the…
Read More Arizona Gov Signs Bill Repealing Near-Total Abortion Ban
Arizona lawmakers passed a bill Wednesday repealing a law from the 1800s that outlaws nearly all abortions in the state, according to The New York Times. The state Supreme Court ruled in April that the law should be allowed to go into effect, meaning that performing an…
Read More Arizona Senate Sends Bill To Governor’s Desk Repealing Near-Total Abortion Ban