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(TNS) Like many states across the country, Kentucky has enacted laws restricting abortion access and gender-affirming health care for transgender youth. Both over the past year have brought lawsuits by

The American Medical Association is offering students at least two scholarships on the basis of race

BOISE, ID.-A federal judge ruled that Idaho cannot legally enforce a law banning gender-affirming care.

Brandon Poulter Daily Caller News Foundation The American Medical Association (AMA) Foundation is offering students at least two scholarships on the basis of race, according to its website. One of the scholarships is for black, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian and native Alaskan medical students, and the other is for black students only, according to its website.…

The Supervisory Power of the Supreme Court

In 2023, Kentuckians sued over a ban to provide gender-affirming care for transgender youth and outlawing abortion in nearly all circumstances.

Happy New Year: Wisconsin Supremes Overturn GOP-Gerrymandered State Legislative Maps

Happy New Year: Wisconsin Supremes Overturn GOP-Gerrymandered State Legislative Maps

An Antisubordination Eighth Amendment is a possible solution that would require courts to strictly scrutinize racially disparate punishments on the basis that they are unusual in application.

City officials who banned an activist who was documenting – and criticizing – city operations from even entering city hall have been blasted by a judge for violating the Constitution's First Amendment and Equal Protection Clause.