The Department of Education has found California in violation of Title IX for allowing males in female sports and spaces. The department’s Office for Civil Rights concluded its Title IX investigations into the California Department of Education and the California Interscholastic Federation for allegedly discriminating against women and girls on the basis of sex.
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We are beginning to get a clear picture of what post-Roe America looks like. Twelve states ban abortion with exceptions, including Alabama, Arkansas, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia. Twelve states have enshrined the right to kill unborn children into their state constitutions: Arizona, California, Kansas, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri (although their legal regime is in flux), Montana, Nevada, New York, Ohio, and Vermont. Abortion remains legal in 31 states, and legal battles have broken out between pro-life states and abortion states, as activists have set up mail-order abortion pill networks to ship the dangerous drugs into states in “abortion deserts” where there are no clinics.
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Canada is a cautionary tale. So close in proximity to the United States, yet “light years ahead” when it comes to some of the public policy solutions championed but not implemented here: paid parental leave, universal child care, and generous welfare allowances. And yet these long-established programs have a patchy record on delivering on their intended consequences. To learn more about Canada’s family-related policies, we spoke with Andrea Mrozek, Senior Fellow at Cardus, a think tank located in Ottawa, Canada.
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A joint law enforcement effort resulted in the rescue of 60 “critical missing” children as part of Operation Dragon Eye in the Tampa Bay area, which officials say may be the most successful missing child recovery operation in American history.
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A Title IX complaint was submitted against Smith College, an all-girls school in Northampton, Massachusetts, that openly allows biological males to enroll in its programs. Activist group Defending Education filed the complaint over alleged discrimination by the school on the basis of sex in programs or activities that receive federal financial assistance.
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