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SCOTUS Denies Review to Florist Who Refused to Serve Same-Sex Couple

By Arthur S. Leonard

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Gavin Grimm Triumphs in Battle with Virginia School Board

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Supreme Court Unanimously Rules for Catholic Social Services in Foster Care Policy Dispute

By Arthur S. Leonard

Education Secretary nominee Miguel Cardona testifies before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee during his confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill Washington

US Education Department to Interpret Title IX to Cover LGBTQ Students

By Arthur S. Leonard

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Health

Federal Court Refuses to Reject Challenge to West Virginia’s Ban on Surgery Coverage

By Arthur S. Leonard

The sun sets on the Federal Corrections Complex where tomorrow John Walker Lindh will be released after the conclusion of his prison sentence in Terre Haute

Health

Federal Appeals Court Rejects Privacy Claim by HIV-Positive Inmate

By Arthur S. Leonard

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Federal Court Refuses to Dismiss Non-Binary New Yorker’s Driver’s License Lawsuit

By Arthur S. Leonard

House Judiciary Committee holds hearing on the Trump impeachment Inquiry on Capitol Hill in Washington

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Biden Administration Reminds Federal Court of Obligation to Protect Trans Inmates

By Arthur S. Leonard

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Federal Court Boots Challenge to Connecticut Policy on Trans Athletes

By Arthur S. Leonard

House Judiciary Committee holds hearing on the Trump impeachment Inquiry on Capitol Hill in Washington

Politics

Justice Department Explains Bostock Ruling to Federal Agencies

By Arthur S. Leonard

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Federal Court Sides with Professor Who Misgendered Student

By Arthur S. Leonard

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“Former Homosexual” Kicked Off Vimeo

By Arthur S. Leonard

Joseph Vitale and his husband Robert Talmas walk with their adopted son Cooper near their New York City apartment

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In Reversal, Major Christian Adoption Agency Vows to Work with Same-Sex Couples

By Arthur S. Leonard

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School Board Asks SCOTUS to Overturn Gavin Grimm’s Victory

By Arthur S. Leonard

FILE PHOTO: U.S. President-elect Joe Biden delivers remarks on the U.S. response to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, at his transition headquarters in Wilmington

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How Biden, Democrats can Undo Trump’s Late Anti-LGBTQ Actions

By Arthur S. Leonard

U.S. President Trump visits site of protests against police brutality and racial injustice in Kenosha, Wisconsin

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Federal Court Blocks Trump’s Late Push to Restrict Refugee Claims

By Arthur S. Leonard

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