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… In the Biggest Cases, Big Law Tilts Decisively Left As someone who practiced in ‘Big Law’ for over a decade, … tilt by America’s elite lawyers toward the political left is a well-known phenomenon. As someone who practiced in … … 7633 … In the Biggest Cases, Big Law Tilts Decisively Left … 21206 … abortion … religious freedom … gender … …

… these officials had not demanded trigger warnings for past displays about transgenderism, domestic violence, or … might be offended by what is said. Policies like these left the door open for officials to discriminate against …

… Ensuring That States Can Direct Funding Away from Abortion Facilities Pro-life states like South Carolina should be able to direct Medicaid funds away from abortion providers like Planned Parenthood. Written … low-income individuals obtain necessary medical assistance—away from abortion providers like Planned Parenthood. This is …

… Protecting Your Rights Before the Government Takes Them Away Pre-enforcement challenges have been a hallmark of … Protecting Your Rights Before the Government Takes Them Away … 20838 … creative professionals … religious freedom … … Protecting Your Rights Before the Government Takes Them Away …

… her uterus during an abortion. But the abortionist left her on the table for seven to eight hours as she lost … an eye doctor to perform abortions. These failures have left women in dangerous and sometimes life-threatening …

… they act in accordance with “who they are.” Indeed, such logic seems intuitive to most people. But what if these …

… to honor my sincere and deepest beliefs. We hugged and he left and I thought we remained friends who kindly disagreed …

… decisions of the modern era,” one rooted in “logic that is, at best, questionable, and at worst, … long protected life. As the Dobbs majority explained, “[w]hen Casey revisited Roe almost 20 years later, very little of … pregnancy tests and 486,000 ultrasounds. They also gave away more than 2 million baby outfits, 1.2 million packs of …

Donald and Evelyn Knapp, owners of the Hitching Post, challenged a city ordinance that would have punished them for not performing same-sex wedding ceremonies.

College of the Ozarks should not have to wait until it is punished to challenge government overreach.