Greg Piper

World Professional Association for Transgender Health blasts FTC and its "go-to, obedient" state attorneys general for interfering in medicine and group's "noncommercial speech," which FTC deems very lucrative.

"Very difficult if not impossible" to show that ban on aborted fetus signs at Canada's capitol is "reasonable and proportionate," judge says. Anti-gender ideology activist says he'll sue Spanish police for arrest, illegal recording ban.

Major pro-life candidate bankroller demands Todd Blanche "immediately" settle Louisiana challenge to mifepristone mail-order regulation, used by abusive partners, parents to acquire pills and secretly or coercively induce abortion.

Mainstream media, former surgeon general hype "nearly 40 percent" reduction in heart problems related to COVID itself, ignoring that it's only 1% of heart problems in study, and Washington Post botches core finding itself.

"The Supreme Court has spoken to every state legislature and school district in America: you do not have the right to keep parents in the dark about their own children," say lawyers for parents whose victory led to new appeals ruling.

Student members of Young America's Foundation, Defending Education are self-censoring to avoid discipline for so-called deadnaming, misgendering, simply offending transgender students at California and Minnesota university systems.

Contrary to suburban Chicago district's claims that it's furthering equity, SCOTUS deems "the government can never classify based on race," Obama nominee says. Missouri district petitions SCOTUS to protect antiracism trainings.

Silicon Valley school district knew Supreme Court requires parental notice and opt-out for materials that undermine parents' religious instruction, and went through months of talks before it

Some governments and courts have interpreted SCOTUS protections for transgender workers to mean girls' sports are open to gender-confused males, but this is a "very different statutory and factual context," girls' basketball coach Justice Kavanaugh writes.

FBI repeatedly admitted paying Twitter, other private entities for decades, so it can't assert a wholesale FOIA exemption for law enforcement ops, civil liberties group tells court. Michael Caputo gingerly petitions Judge Boasberg.