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House Majority Whip James Clyburn on Sunday said Democrats should not delay new policing reform legislation even if a provision on ending civil lawsuit protections currently afforded to police officers is not included, arguing that the party can push to end qualified immunity at another time.
Utah Supreme Court rules transgender people can change name, gender on birth certificates © Provided by KUTV Salt Lake City The Utah Supreme Court Thursday ruled in favor for transgender people who want to change their names and genders on Utah birth certificates. The two appellants for the case are both transgender. Sean Childers-Gray is "a transgender man who was assigned female at birth. He lives 100% as a male and holds himself out as a male to his family, friends, and the public. He was diagnosed with gender identity disorder and underwent hormone therapy to change his physical appea...
Utah Supreme Court rules on transgender rights and birth certificates and last updated 2021-05-06 19:47:18-04 SALT LAKE CITY â After more than three years of waiting, Utah's top court has ruled on an issue involving gender identity and birth certificates in a case with significant impact on transgender rights in the state. In a 4-1 ruling, the Utah Supreme Court ordered judges to grant what are commonly known as "gender marker" changes. "The adjudication of sex-change petitions lies squarely within the power granted to Utah courts by the Utah Constitution. Our district courts have the a...
President Joe Biden’s $4 trillion vision of remaking the federal government’s role in the U.S. economy is now in the hands of Congress, where both parties see a higher chance of at least some compromise than for the administration’s pandemic-relief bill.
Biden Open to Options on Spending as Congress Takes Over Bloomberg 5/3/2021 © Bloomberg California Sets June 15 Target To Fully Reopen Its Economy (Bloomberg) -- President Joe Biden’s $4 trillion vision of remaking the federal government’s role in the U.S. economy is now in the hands of Congress, where both parties see a higher chance of at least some compromise than for the administration’s pandemic-relief bill. The president at this point is open to various possibilities to pass his proposals, including breaking them into multiple bills, according to a White House official speaki...