New California Proposal Puts Pressure on Faith-Based Colleges
Title IX of the Civil Rights Act prohibits a person from being excluded from any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance on
Title IX of the Civil Rights Act prohibits a person from being excluded from any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance on
Parental rights and student privacy suffered another setback Wednesday night when the Snohomish School District voted 6-0 to change its policy on how its schools
Judge Raquel Montoya-Lewis, who resides on the Skagit County Superior Court, issued a ruling Tuesday that requires public hospitals that provide maternity services to also
A Maine woman is refusing to serve customers who don’t agree with her beliefs and values system. And I support her. I support her right
Not only are married men healthier and happier than their single peers, but statistics show they are also more financially successful. “Becoming a husband means
Gender neutrality and transgenderism are certainly hot topics in the realm of bathroom and locker room policies, but high school sports are now starting
The state’s new health and physical education standards have provoked a strong backlash from parents and citizens who are outraged that children will be taught
It seems that the Office of State Public Instruction’s idea of damage control is using semantics to confuse the parents of students. Last week, the
Me Before You, a recently released film adaptation of a book by the same name, is garnering attention for promoting the notion that disabilities
An Associate Pastor at the Westminster United Church of Christ in Spokane has penned a Letter to the Editor, published in Spokane’s Spokesman Review newspaper. Jan
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