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The school argues that in order to receive public funds, it would be forced to require all employees use students' preferred pronouns, and to assist a student's efforts to change their gender identity, even if a student's parent objects to the change.

‘You can’t do an end run around the Supreme Court,’ a lawyer for a God-fearing family seeking a voucher to send a child to a parochial school says.

Commentary: Adele Keim - Seeking justice, regardless of the price Adele Keim FacebookTwitterEmail Wise words from Taylor Swift, who was name-dropped not by TMZ, but by the U.S. Supreme Court. What’s the price tag on constitutional rights? That was the question the justices were discussing when Justice Elena Kagan brought up Swift and her case against a radio host she accused of improperly touching her. Swift asked the court for just $1, which in legalspeak is called nominal damages — a smal...