Supreme Court Lets Ruling Trans Students Using Opposite Sex Bathroom To Stand

Supreme Court of the USA
Supreme Court of the USA

The Supreme Court declined the opportunity to reverse a ruling that allowed transgender students to use the bathrooms of the sex they identify with. The case involved Gavin Grimm, a female student who identifies as a male who sued the Gloucester County school board for saying bathrooms were “limited to the corresponding biological genders.” According to The Washington Post, the case “began in 2015 when Grimm sued his school system. The Gloucester County School Board is appealing the District Court ruling that said its policy discriminates on the basis of sex.” “The case initially reached the Supreme Court in 2017,

Ron DeSantis Sends Letter To Biden Admin Over Cuba Crisis

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Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis sent a letter to President Biden on Wednesday to urge him to provide internet access to the Cuban people after the socialist Cuban government cut off their internet access to prevent them from coordinating protests with each other. “I write to urge you to assist in providing Internet access to the people of Cuba standing up against communist oppression and demanding a voice after decades of suffering under the yoke of a cruel dictatorship,” DeSantis wrote. “As you know, the Cuban people are taking to the streets to protest the Communist regime, and the Cuban

Appeals Court Rules Federal Handgun Sale Ban To Under 21-Year-Olds Is Unconstitutional

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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit ruled on Tuesday that a 1968 federal law setting a minimum age of 21 to purchase firearms is unconstitutional. The Majority Opinion by Judge Julius Richardson discussed the absurdity of placing an arbitrary age on a right protected in the Constitution. “When do constitutional rights vest? At 18 or 21? 16 or 25? Why not 13 or 33? In the law, a line must sometimes be drawn. But there must be a reason why constitutional rights cannot be enjoyed until a certain age,” Richardson wrote. “Our nation’s most cherished constitutional rights

Supreme Court Upholds Arizona Election Security Laws

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Supreme Court of the USA
Supreme Court of the USA

The Supreme Court ruled that two election security laws in Arizona do not violate the Voter Rights Act of 1965, stating that a “disparity in impact does necessarily mean a system is not equally open,” and “very small differences should not be artificially magnified.” “The case involves a 2016 Arizona law that made it a crime to provide another person’s completed early ballot to election officials, with the exception of family members or caregivers. Community activists sometimes engage in ballot collection to facilitate voting and increase voter turnout. Ballot collection is legal in most states, with varying limitations. Republican critics

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