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Judge tells anti-trans parents to go sit down & leave the kids alone
The federal court told them to mind their own business.
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Federal court rules social media can’t be held liable for radicalizing Pulse shooter
Survivors wanted Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube held accountable for “aiding and abetting” Pulse shooter Omar Mateen, who swore allegiance to the terrorist group ISIS before his death.
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Senate confirms Trump appointee to federal court who defended anti-LGBTQ laws for years
Stephen Schwartz defended North Carolina’s H.B.2 discrimination law & fought against trans student Gavin Grimm in court. Now he’s going to be a federal judge.
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Trump is stacking the federal judiciary against us for decades to come
With the help of the Republican Senate, the adminsitration is populating the federal bench with right-ideologues who will plague us for decades.
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Can state courts provide some relief to a right-wing Supreme Court?
With the federal judiciary increasingly opposed to LGBTQ rights, sympathetic state courts may buy us some time until the landscape changes back in our favor.
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Somehow, Trump nominated an out lesbian judge to the federal bench & Republicans liked her
In a rare sign of bipartisanship, Mary Rowland sailed through her confirmation hearings, setting her on course to serve on a U.S. District Court.
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Trump has declared war on LGBTQ rights. Here’s everything he’s done so far.
When you look at all the attacks, the pattern of Trump’s willful destruction of our rights is crystal clear.
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Trump didn’t give himself enough credit in the SOTU for his one radical success
The biggest threat to the safety and future of America – the state of our union – isn’t North Korea, s–thole countries, or Russia.
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Arguments over Mississippi religious exemptions law goes to federal court
The Mississippi law would let merchants and government employees cite religious beliefs to deny services to same-sex couples.
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Court uses loophole to let Kim Davis avoid paying legal fees for wronged couples
The judge said that because the issue was resolved in the legislature, the plaintiffs weren’t prevailing parties and aren’t entitled to legal fees.