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Two men incarcerated for sex offenses, who have been moved around to various facilities where they were unable to participate in legally required treatment, may sue Colorado corrections officials for violating their constitutional rights, a federal judge ruled this week.

Dr Caitlin Bernard broke down in tears on Thursday as she learnt she was being allowed to keep her medical license after performing an abortion on a 10-year-old rape victim and discussing the case.

Compensatory damages seek to place the plaintiff in the same position as if she had not been discriminated against. They can be economic damages like back pay or non economic damages like emotional distress damages. Punitive damages serve to punish unlawful conduct.

Many school districts across the nation now are adopting mandatory "Pride" indoctrination programs for students.

Muslim and Christian parents have sued the Montgomery County Board of Education to allow them to opt their children out of mandatory LGBTQ storybooks and lessons, saying they promote an "extreme ideology" on gender and sexuality.

Now the subject of a lawsuit seeking to enjoin it, Florida Senate Bill 264 (CS/CS/SB 264), codified at Chapter No. 2023-33, Laws of Florida, would limit select persons from "foreign...

On today's show, author, teacher and education policy advocate Jessica Lander is in conversation with Maria Corpuz about her new book "Making Americans: Stories of Historic Struggles, New Ideas, and Inspiration in Immigrant Education."

LOS ANGELES, May 19 (Xinhua) -- Five TikTok content creators filed a lawsuit against U.S. state Montana attorney general over plans to impose a statewide ban on

© Provided by Xinhua A group of creators claimed that the ban on TikTok attempts to exercise powers over national security that Montana does not have a

They argued the ban that would prohibit Montana residents from using the popular app infringes on Fi