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The panel concluded that the school district failed to show evidence of a "tangible disruption" to school operations needed to outweigh the teacher's First Amendment rights.

The Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday paved the way for retail pharmacies to dispense abortion pills.

In troubled Mexico prison, inmates ruled their cell blocks

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of a former teacher in Vancouver, Washington, concluding that his wearing a hat supporting former President Donald Trump to school was protected speech under the First Amendment.

The teacher also claimed he suffered a "recurrence of debilitating stroke symptoms" after he was "verbally attacked and defamed" for his support of Trump.

A teacher who wore a MAGA hat to a cultural sensitivity training is protected under law because the apparel does not cause a “tangible disruption” that outweighs his First Amendment rights.

A US Court has overturned the summary dismissal of a teachers claim that his free-speech was violated after being asked not to bring a MAGA hat to teacher training.

Morristown has received a long-awaited state land use permit allowing it to access a new portion of its gravel pit for the next quarter century, but it’s too late to

A Morristown development that recently broke ground on Route 100 near the Stowe town line will result in more houses for people to live in and a large chunk of

The pit has hit the fan. Morristown road crews are still not allowed to start digging into the next portion of its gravel pit property on Duhamel Road, frustrating town