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Opinion | A Hobby Lobby plot twist marks a win for abortion rights in Indiana - Vimarsana News

Opinion | A Hobby Lobby plot twist marks a win for abortion rights in Indiana

An Indiana court, by finding that people with deeply held religious beliefs permitting abortions, should have access, fairly applies religious liberty law.

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Hateful foster parents will have more access to LGBTQ+ children under bill that TN just passed - Vimarsana News

Hateful foster parents will have more access to LGBTQ+ children under bill that TN just passed

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HB 5105: WV House OKs loosening vaccine rules for students | - Vimarsana News

HB 5105: WV House OKs loosening vaccine rules for students |

A bill that would loosen restrictions on mandatory vaccinations for students in West Virginia cleared the House of Delegates, on Feb. 26, 2024, after heavy debate. House Bill 5105 would eliminate vaccine requirements for students attending public virtual schools, private schools, and parochial schools, with the exception of those participating in sanctioned athletic events organized by the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission.

West Virginia Lawmakers Approves HB 5105 Granting Religious Exemptions from Vaccines - Vimarsana News

West Virginia Lawmakers Approves HB 5105 Granting Religious Exemptions from Vaccines

On Monday, the West Virginia House of Delegates approved a bill that will eliminate school vaccine mandates for individuals asserting religious exemptions, albeit only for specific schools.

Worker lost job because he refused to shave, feds say. Now former employer will pay - Vimarsana News

Worker lost job because he refused to shave, feds say. Now former employer will pay

The Virginia company wouldn’t accommodate the man’s religious beliefs, officials say.

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