Governor Stitt and AG O’Connor to Recognize Supreme Court Overturning Roe V. Wade

•    AG John O'Connor,Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization,Gov. Kevin Stitt,Oklahoma,pro-life

Supreme Court in Dobbs Overturns Roe

•    Dobbs vs Jackson Women's Health,pro-life,Roe v Wade

n a crowning achievement of the conservative legal movement, the Supreme Court has—at long last!—overturned Roe v. Wade and restored abortion policy to our democratic processes. On a quick review, Justice Alito’s majority opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization is essentially the same as the draft that was leaked more than seven weeks…Read More

Sen. Marco Rubio Introduces Measure to Stop President Biden From Expanding Abortion Through Executive Order

•    abortion,Federal Emergencies,President Biden,pro-life,Sen. Marco Rubio

Republicans are ready to go to war with President Joe Biden over abortion. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) has announced plans to introduce a bill on Thursday that would block the White House from using federal emergency authority to expand access to abortion, and to go after states that might pass restrictions on abortion. This development…Read More

Biden Administration Moves to Expand Title IX to Eliminate Gender-Exclusive College Facilities, Sports Teams

•    Administration,President Biden,Title IX

One proposed change “would make clear that preventing any person from participating in an education program or activity consistent with their gender identity would subject them to more than de minimis harm on the basis of sex and therefore be prohibited, unless otherwise permitted by Title IX or the regulations.” If adopted, the rule change…Read More

SCOTUS Decides Maine’s Tuition Assistance Program Must Cover Religious Schools

•    6-3,catholic schools,maine,school choice,Supreme Court

A major victory for religious schools, the US Supreme Court has decided that the state of Maine’s tuition assistance program must cover religious schools, such as Catholic parochial schools. The court voted 6-to-3 along ideological lines and has now opened the door further for families seeking help in the form of tax payer funds to…Read More

How The Supreme Court Turned Half Of Oklahoma Into A Lawless Land

•    FBI,McGirt vs Oklahoma,Native American,Oklahoma,Reservation Land,Supreme Court

A 2020 Supreme Court decision to turn over nearly half of Oklahoma to Native American tribes has effectively turned the eastern portion of the state into a lawless zone. The McGirt v. Oklahoma decision has meant that “nothing” would be done in less serious cases, special agent in charge of the FBI’s Oklahoma field office…Read More

Eighty-two percent of voters would back different political party over education platform: Poll

•    charter schools,Eighty Two Percent,National Alliance,school choice,Voters

The vast majority of U.S. parents would consider voting for another political party on the basis of shared education values, a new poll found. Commissioned by the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools and conducted by the Harris Poll, the survey found that 82% of parents would be willing to support a candidate from another…Read More

US bishops file brief supporting web designer who objects to gay marriage

•    Creative LLC v. Elenis,Lorie Smith,Supreme Court,U.S. Bishops,Usccb

The U.S. bishops are coming to the aid of a Colorado web designer, a Christian who fears prosecution under state anti-discrimination law for stating her faith-based objections to providing services that promote same-sex marriage. Along with five other faith groups, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) filed an amici curiae brief in support…Read More

What happens in Oklahoma if Roe v. Wade is overturned

•    Landmark Decision,Oklahoma,pro-life,Roe v Wade,Supreme Court

Following a reported leak saying the Supreme Court would rule in favor of Dobbs and undo the protection for abortion put in place by Roe v. Wade, people have been on edge. A historic ruling was expected Tuesday, but with no ruling announced, Thursday is now the earliest a decision could be released. If the…Read More

Planned Parenthood Wisconsin has stopped scheduling abortions… for now

•    Associated Press,Dobbs vs Jackson,planned parenthood,Roe v Wade,Wisconsin

All three Planned Parenthood facilities in Wisconsin have temporarily stopped scheduling abortions, in anticipation of the upcoming Supreme Court decision on Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. That ruling could determine whether or not Roe v. Wade is overturned, and that decision is expected to be released this month. According to the Associated Press, Planned…Read More