Steve West is a versatile journalist and commentator with a diverse range of writing experience. He has contributed to various publications, including Creative Loafing Atlanta, Session Magazine, WORLD News Group, Vintage Guitar Magazine, and Crossmap.com. Steve's work covers a wide range of topics, including music, culture, current events, and social issues.
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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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Court kicks Big Tech challenges to Texas and Florida laws back to lower courts
Judges reject First Amendment challenge to a school district policy Proper use of pronouns used to be a subject consigned to grammarians—but no more.
Robots may one day rise up and destroy mankind, but if it does happen at least we’ll have a few good robot buddies on our side.
By: Steve West
State anti-discrimination law trumps religious liberty, judge says Keith and Valori Radonis would like to send their three children to St.
Issue of standing continues to trouble federal appeals court An attorney for a Seattle-area church was in a San Francisco federal appeals
Parents in Maine are fighting the state’s attack on Christian education
The state wants control of its unappropriated lands currently held by the federal government
LAW | Utah asks Supreme Court to give back federal lands Around two-thirds of the land within the state of Utah is under federal ownership and control.
An appeals court revives a challenge to an expanded anti-discrimination law
By: Steve West
Justices seemed divided during arguments
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