Page 12 - Conservative Groups News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Getty / The Atlantic Updated at 11:15 a.m. ET on February 8, 2021. Over the past few years, the Supreme Court has been sketching the outline of a broad compromise on LGBTQ rights. Civil-rights protections will shield people from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. At the same time, religious objectors will have their own set of robust rights. For example, the Court recently clarified that Title VII, the federal antidiscrimination employment law, covers LGBTQ employees.* The Court also, in another case, found in favor of a baker who would not provide a weddin...

The ALCU has filed a brief -- along with conservative advocacy groups -- in the U.S. Supreme Court. The American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island announced Monday that it has filed a “friend of the court” brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in a case that they say "raises significant issues concerning the scope of Fourth Amendment protections and police warrantless searches of the home." The brief argues that an unfavorable ruling in the case could “give police free rein to enter the home without probable cause or a warrant, whenever they think it is ‘reasonable’ to do so.” 

Raju has the latest on all of this. dana, doing a lot of reporting on this. how worried are republicans about so-called down ballot races? do you expect ads like this to start appearing elsewhere? >> yes, they are worried, and, yes that is the hope. when i was talking to a source who helped get that ad that you just played on the air, starting today in new hampshire, it was explicitly with the hope that other like-minded conservative groups, more establishment-oriented republican groups, like the chamber of commerce, will turn their attention, and more importantly their resources towards the s...

We have here is a very very very extensive and, as you point out, very coordinated cover-up. but the original claim itself was pretty highly egregious and so i, you know, it was a year ago we were sitting around talking about this, and we were saying man it can't get any worse, can it? this is so pad. and yet -- this is so bad. and yet here we are still talking about it, and the details getting seedier and seedier. and i would suspect over the next year and a half as i imagine the partisanship in washington gets even more and more arched that this is going to get very very nasty. gregg: you kn...

Doesn't have any intention of doing anything about this because this administration hated political speech by right-wing groups, by conservative groups, by tea party groups, and they set out to stop it, and they succeeded. >> jay christian adams, thank you, sir. >> thanks, megyn. up next, the environmental protection agency claims that it has new power to take part of your paycheck. that group is going to garnish your wages if they decide you've broken their rules, and they don't even have to ask a judge to do it. plus, the president is in texas for a couple of big fund-raisers, but took t...