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NYC Bridal Designer Defends Faith and Denies Bridal Jumpsuit for Gay Couple
What would you do if you were sued for discrimination for practicing your faith? In 2019, bridal designer Dominique Galbraith faced just that when she declined an order for a bridal jumpsuit from a same-sex couple.
From Near Abortion to Pro-Life Champion: Christina Bennett’s Journey
For Christina Bennett, abortion is not just a political debate but a deeply personal journey. Abortion was never discussed in her household, church, or among friends, so she didn’t form strong opinions about it until later in her adult life.
Trump Hosts Black History Month Celebration at White House Amid Mixed Reactions
House Oversight Committee Holds Hearing on Immigration Policies with Sanctuary City Mayors
President Donald Trump hosted a Black History Month celebration at the White House on February 20, inviting Black leaders from across the country to honor the contributions of Black Americans to U.S. history and culture.
House Oversight Committee Holds Hearing on Immigration Policies with Sanctuary City Mayors
House Oversight Committee Holds Hearing on Immigration Policies with Sanctuary City Mayors
House Oversight Committee Holds Hearing on Immigration Policies with Sanctuary City Mayors
On March 5, the House Oversight Committee held a hearing on immigration policies, bringing sanctuary city mayors into the spotlight. Among the mayors in attendance were Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, and New York Mayor Eric Adams.
Florida Bill Seeks to Increase Parental and Law Enforcement Access to Minors’ Social Media
House Oversight Committee Holds Hearing on Immigration Policies with Sanctuary City Mayors
Florida Bill Seeks to Increase Parental and Law Enforcement Access to Minors’ Social Media
A new bill filed by Florida Representative Michelle Salzman, House Bill 743, would allow parents, guardians, and law enforcement to view social media messages of minors under the age of 16. The bill also proposes restricting access to disappearing messages for minors in the same age group.
Florida Bill 541 Advances, Could Allow Employers to Pay Below State Minimum Wage
House Oversight Committee Holds Hearing on Immigration Policies with Sanctuary City Mayors
Florida Bill Seeks to Increase Parental and Law Enforcement Access to Minors’ Social Media
A controversial bill that could allow employers to pay below the state minimum wage has advanced in the state legislature, sparking debate across Florida.
Hope Over Abortion: Let Them Live Organization Funds Mothers in Crisis
Faced with financial hardships nationwide, many pregnant women often feel as if abortion is their only option. Let Them Live, a nonprofit organization, is working to change that.
The Monroe, an Atmosphere You Will Never Forget
Looking for a relaxing and classy atmosphere? A place where you could wine down and enjoy amazing food? Well, look no further. The Monroe is the place for you.
From Struggles to Success: FAMU Transfer Student Defies the Odds to Graduate
Joshua Moraine a Graduating senior and transfer student has had quite a journey since the start of pursuing his undergraduate degree.
MS-13 Gang Members Arrested in Florida on Murder Charges
MS-13 Gang Members Arrested in Florida on Murder Charges
Three alleged MS-13 gang members were arrested on April 4, in connection with cold case murders committed in Broward and Palm Beach County, ranging as far back as 2014. Accused of committing brutal murders, the three could now face life in jail or death sentences.