El-Sayed is currently locked in a contentious primary with Democrats Rep. Haley Stevens, and state Sen. Mallory McMorrow. His association with notorious anti-Israel online influencer Hasan Piker may win him favor with Michigan's Islamic population, but it could cost him elsewhere.
The "psychiatric morbidity" gap between "gender-referred adolescents" and controls, already wide before referral to gender clinics, got bigger after referral, Finnish study finds. Trans activists question methodology, discourage debate.
Senator Chuck Grassley’s new probe will examine how tech giants report suspected child exploitation online. Eight companies, namely, Meta, Amazon AI Services, TikTok, Snapchat, Discord, X.AI, Grindr and Roblox, are collectively responsible for 81% of all suspected child exploitation reports received.
The launch of the historic Artemis II mission to the moon has among some people, reinvigorated American pride as the nation nears its 250th birthday.
The bills would limit both the amount that could be wagered on sports and the frequency of those bets. It would include a “no debt to bet” provision that would make it illegal to use credits on sports gambling.
Local governments could decide to do away with their ordinances addressing homelessness so that they would not come under the scope of the waiver of sovereign immunity,
Critics of the proposal have argued that incorporating religious texts into public school curriculum could violate constitutional principles regarding the separation of church and state.
In February, parents of Camp Mystic daughters who died at the camp sued six DSHS officials alleging they violated their daughters’ constitutional rights to life and bodily integrity,
U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman last month dismissed parts of the Pentagon's guidelines released last year and ordered it to restore the press passes of seven journalists for the New York Times.