Steve West is a Reporter, Commentator, and Major Grants Officer. He covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, litigation, and real estate, with a particular focus on consumer travel and tourism. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as GIANT FREAKIN ROBOT, Swimming World, and the Sun Sentinel Media Group.
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Steve West's coverage mainly centers on legal policy regulation, particularly in the context of human resources and employment issues, government policies, and court cases related to religious liberty, LGBTQ rights, and hiring practices. He focuses primarily on national (United States) content.
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Federal appeals court upholds mission’s right to employ only people sharing its religious beliefs
Federal judge hands Christian parents a win in Washington state Shane DeGross was at lunch when he received the email.
LAW | Recent damage awards may signal changes ahead for internet platforms
Hungry for MorE My name is Steve, and I've been hoarding waves my entire sixty-year surf life. Admitting my problem is the first step to dealing with it.
Homeless mission’s hiring practices again in question after 9th Circuit vacates panel ruling
On the nation's 250th birthday, full recognition of parental rights remains elusive
By: Jenn Moreira, Jenn Moreira, Steve West
Steve West says Springerville needs steadier leadership, stronger management oversight and a more aggressive push for grants and infrastructure investment as the town works through recent turmoil and looks ahead.
By: Alex Ruelas Mayorga, Steve West, Antonio Peimbert
Alejandro Ruelas-Mayorga [1] Steve West [2] Antonio Peimbert [1] [1] Instituto de Astronomía, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
The Christian sports ministry claims a New Jersey school district discriminated against religious student groups
In 1973, seeing a surf movie wasn't something you “clicked on.” You committed to it. It was a mission. A pilgrimage.
