Category: Sovereignty Rights
Former Louisville University professor wins $1.6 million over dismissal for criticism of transgender treatments for children
Josephson’s problems reportedly began in 2017 when he engaged in a panel discussion on transgender ideology at The Heritage Foundation. Some staff members at the University of Louisville’s LGBT Center took issue with his views and demanded disciplinary action from his division. His situation worsened when he acted as an expert witness in a lawsuit about the use of opposite-sex bathrooms by gender-confused individuals in a school district. He was demoted and his salary and benefits were slashed before he was ultimately dismissed from the institution.
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Signs Bill Protecting Doctors From Being Forced to Do Abortions
The bill creates conscience protections for doctors who are morally opposed to certain medical practices, including abortion.
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Most Prominent Epstein Sexual Abuse Victim Virginia Giuffre Dies By Apparent Suicide
“It is with utterly broken hearts that we announce that Virginia passed away last night at her farm in Western Australia,” her family said in a statement to NBC News. “She lost her life to suicide, after being a lifelong victim of sexual abuse and sex trafficking.”
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Private equity executive allegedly committed ‘grotesque physical and sexual violence’ against women he found online
The man was indicted on 116 counts, including rape and other sexual assaults.
Awealthy private equity executive was arrested for alleged “grotesque physical and sexual violence” against women he found online, and police believe there may be more victims.
DEI Isn’t Dead Yet – Universities Just Change Its Name
The organization Defending Education released a report showing hundreds of active diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) offices and programs at universities and colleges across the country. The programs endure despite a presidential executive order, “Ending Illegal Discrimination And Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity,” saying DEI programs violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964. A “Dear Colleague” letter from the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights followed the executive order, warning states and schools that they must eliminate discriminatory DEI trainings and curriculums and end racial preferences in hiring and admissions – or lose federal education funds.
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Judge Strikes Down Illinois Law Requiring Pro-Life Doctors To Promote Abortion
“I didn’t know, I didn’t know,” sobbed a mother, crying in anguish as she rocked back and forth, as only one who has carried the burden of regret for 20 years can. A nurse at a prolife pregnancy center was conducting an ultrasound for that mother’s 18-year-old daughter, who was pregnant. The mother and her pregnant daughter told the nurse that they had already decided on an abortion, but came in for an ultrasound, just to know how far along she was.
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Doctor fired for speaking out against child sex changes wins big settlement against University of Louisville
University of Louisville officials have agreed to pay nearly $1.6 million to settle their case with Dr. Allan Josephson, the professor whom the university demoted, then canned for speaking out against child sex changes, after 15 years of distinguished service. “I’m glad to finally receive vindication for voicing what I know is true,” Josephson said in a statement Monday.
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U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Hear Pro-Lifers’ Challenge
This case goes back to January 2023, when the city of Carbondale, Illinois, enacted a law creating 100-foot “bubble zones” around all entrances to city healthcare facilities, including abortuaries. The law prohibited anyone in one of these buffer zones from speaking to another person “for the purpose of . . . engaging in oral protest, education, or counseling.” The law was specifically enacted to prevent pro-lifers from counseling and assisting vulnerable women outside of abortion clinics. However, since it applied to all healthcare facilities in the city, over 150 buffer zones were created where American citizens couldn’t exercise their right to free speech.
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White House Prepares to Go After Noncitizens Who Defraud Entitlement Programs
THE CENTER SQUARE—The White House announced Tuesday plans to help protect Social Security benefits from noncitizens and ramp up anti-fraud efforts.
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Supreme Court Urged to Hear Case of Man Arrested for Sharing Faith in Public
Anyone who has his First Amendment rights trampled by an unconstitutional act of government should be able to regain those rights in court, but that might not be the case if the Supreme Court allows a recent federal court’s decision to stand.
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Canadian government sued for forcing women to share spaces with ‘transgender’ male prisoners
A top Canadian legal group is suing the country’s government to stop the dangerous practice of housing female prisoners with ‘transgender’ male convicts.
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Free Speech Thrives Online: Welcome to ‘Era of Rumble’
Rumble is experiencing record revenues, revealing more content creators, and consumers are turning to the platform that upholds free speech in America and around the world. Free speech is a human right and “Rumble bases all of its decisions” on that principle, Murtaugh said. Content creators and political commentators livestream on Rumble daily as part of the platform’s new linear livestreaming lineup.
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