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… wrong direction. Here’s an example from Maryland’s Senate Bill 669 , which was introduced but did not pass in the … Without a definition of “perinatal” in the Maryland bill itself, we are forced to turn to alternate sources. The … not the only state introducing troubling bills. Assembly Bill 2223 in California denies life-saving protections to …

Thanks to a Supreme Court decision, Conestoga Wood Specialties and Hobby Lobby do not have to violate their beliefs.

… telling you that she was sexually assaulted in the girls’ bathroom. Now imagine going to school officials – the same …

Colorado is violating conscience rights by preventing health-care professionals from offering abortion pill reversal.

The Helsinki Court of Appeal dismissed all charges against Finnish Member of Parliament Päivi Räsänen, but the prosecutor general has once again appealed.

… women’s, and perhaps a single-occupancy unisex or family bathroom. Men and boys are expected to go in the men’s … where one might undress and be more vulnerable, like a bathroom or locker room—have long been the norm in American … a skirt sexually assaulted a female student in the girls’ bathroom of a Loudoun County, Virginia, school. In the spring …

… know about the policy until she saw a boy in the girls’ bathroom. Read more about her story and the case Doe v. … She froze in shock when she discovered a male in the bathroom, washing his hands. Alexis turned and ran out of the bathroom and reported the incident to a school administrator. …

… Defense of Children ADF is helping defend Alabama Senate Bill 184, which protects minors from harmful and unnecessary … Office in defending its law. What is Alabama Senate Bill 184? In April 2022, Alabama passed Senate Bill 184 (SB 184), or the Alabama Vulnerable Child Compassion …

… then and what I was left to experience all alone on my bathroom floor were labor pains. These drugs put me into … have a doctor. I had to shut my boyfriend out of the bathroom because there was so much blood. When my body was …

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