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The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Judge Henry Wingate’s ruling that ruled an anti-DEI Mississippi Law was unconstitutional. The judge used AI to create plaintiffs not involved in the case. In the ruling, the court declared, “Those included mention of plaintiffs and defendants not in the complaint, supposed ‘declarations’ from non-existent or never-present […]
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The European Parliament has passed a resolution condemning the Muslim Brotherhood and calling on action to be taken against Islamists in Europe. French European Parliament member Céline Imart said of the passage, “This is a historic victory because it is a European first.” European Parliament Condemns Muslim Brotherhood, Calls for Crackdown on Islamist Influence › […]
Continue ReadingThe 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled a Christian-only auto repair franchise is not a constitutional violation. The company, Christian Brothers Automotive, only allows self-professing Christians to be franchise owners. There are 300 franchises nationwide. Appeals court rules Christian auto repair chain can limit franchises to Christians News Source EXCERPT: A federal appeals court ruled […]
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After a dramatic reduction in foreign customers for U.S. universities, the consequence for Americans is lower tuition. Universities needing American customers are now lowering their tuition prices to get them. Several private schools struggling to exist are now lowering their tuition by 40-50% to win back American customers. Multiple American Colleges Slashing Tuition Prices in […]
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An Ohio Pastor has seen his conviction for opening his church 24/7 overturned by the Ohio Sixth District Court of Appeals. The defendant, Pastor Chris Avell, faced “fire code charges” and “jail” for keeping his church open 24/7. His counsel, Ryan Gardner, said of the ruling, “Pastor Chris has the constitutional right to operate his […]
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Theordore DeBlasio was awarded $670,000 in his lawsuit against New Jersey’s Essex County. He sued the county after he was fired for refusing to get the Covid-19 vaccine. He applied for a religious exemption, but the county refused his appeal. While he was being denied a religious exemption, Muslims in the county were not. Another […]
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By Paul Gordon Collier, Editor “Now concerning brotherly love you have no need for anyone to write to you, for you yourselves have been taught by God to love one another, for that indeed is what you are doing to all the brothers throughout Macedonia. But we urge you, brothers, to do this more and […]
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U.S. District Court Judge Fred Slaughter has halted a University of California policy that would penalize students for calling transgendered students by their born names. This is called “dead naming,” calling them by the name of their “dead selves.” The policy equated “dead naming” to “sexual harassment.” He also halted their policy of punishing students […]
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News Source EXCERPT: If you remember the early days of Covid-19, you probably remember the confusion just as much as the fear. One week masks were “not necessary,” the next week they were “strongly recommended.” Guidance changed on travel, testing, quarantine, school closures, and boosters. Some of those changes were totally reasonable because the evidence […]
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If you remember the early days of Covid-19, you probably remember the confusion just as much as the fear. One week masks were “not necessary,” the next week they were “strongly recommended.” Guidance changed on travel, testing, quarantine, school closures, and boosters. Some of those changes were totally reasonable because the evidence was changing, while […]
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