
Supreme Court Will Hear Case Challenging Colorado Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’ for Minors
More than 20 states either restrict or outright ban this form of therapy. The Supreme Court’s decision could set nationwide precedent.
More than 20 states either restrict or outright ban this form of therapy. The Supreme Court’s decision could set nationwide precedent.
The court’s decision is not a final ruling but rather puts enforcement on hold indefinitely until the case is settled.
Since taking office, President Trump has signed several orders to combat gender ideology, which includes a Jan. 29 executive order related to K-12 schools.
Deputy Solicitor General Curtis Gannon said the DOJ is no longer challenging the law. However, he asked that the court still issue a ruling on the matter because it will set precedent for the lower courts to follow.
The Church supports the Missouri bills because they would continue to protect minors from procedures designed to attempt to change a child’s sex.
Bishop Robert Barron released a statement in his capacity as chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Laity, Marriage, Family Life, and Youth.
The ruling expands an earlier court decision that blocked the mandate for hospitals in Texas and Montana to all hospitals.
Schools in New Hampshire and Virginia will allow boys who identify as girls to compete on girls’ teams.
Although the law remains in effect, Nebraskans will vote on a referendum on Nov. 5, which would establish a constitutional right to abortion in the state Constitution.
Granite State also to restrict access to female athletic competitions in certain grades to only biological girls.
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