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Lawsuit defends parental authority as school opening looms

Lawsuit defends parental authority as school opening looms

Parents of children who attend public schools in the nation’s capital are suing to stop bureaucrats from using a city ordinance to force their children to get the COVID-19 jab, without parental permission, when they return to classes next month.

Chris Woodward
Jul 19, 2021
DC sued over law allowing student vaccines without parental consent

Posted Jul 18, 2021

DC sued over law allowing student vaccines without parental consent
'Trans rights' in the making at the White House

Posted Jul 15, 2021

'Trans rights' in the making at the White House
Appeals court dings atheist group, sides with courtroom chaplains

Posted Jul 14, 2021

Appeals court dings atheist group, sides with courtroom chaplains
Parents sue Catholic school that's gone 'woke'

Posted Jul 14, 2021

Parents sue Catholic school that's gone 'woke'
D.C. loses, church wins, in fight over right to assemble

Posted Jul 12, 2021

D.C. loses, church wins, in fight over right to assemble
IRS: Okay, God's Word came before political parties

Posted Jul 08, 2021

IRS: Okay, God's Word came before political parties
Language inappropriate – but protected nonetheless

Posted Jul 07, 2021

Language inappropriate – but protected nonetheless
Judge makes unusual ruling: Bring back more police

Posted Jul 06, 2021

Judge makes unusual ruling: Bring back more police
Regarding faith in the workplace...

Posted Jul 05, 2021

Regarding faith in the workplace...
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