Michael Gryboski

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  Jul 6, 2021

  Equal Rights Amendment proponents vow to continue legal fight after appeals court loss           

  Supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment plan to continue their legal battle after an appeals court affirmed a lower court ruling that rejected their lawsuit on behalf of the proposed amendment for lack of standing. 

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  Jul 5, 2021

  Louisiana gov. signs bill requiring abortionists to notify women about abortion pill reversal

  Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards has signed a bill into law requiring abortion providers to inform women about abortion pill reversal if they're having a chemical abortion. 

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  Jul 5, 2021

  Canadian PM Trudeau denounces church burnings after graves discovered at Catholic schools

  Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has denounced the arson attacks on Catholic churches in the country following the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at former residential schools.

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  Jul 5, 2021

  Supreme Court to decide if parents in Maine can use state funds to send kids to religious schools

  The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments in a case about whether parents in Maine can receive state tuition assistance to enroll their children in private religious schools.

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  Jul 5, 2021

  Major US churches talk reopening amid pandemic, recovering attendance

  The Christian Post reached out to churches across the U.S. to learn more about how they're reopening, the ways they're accommodating people in light of pandemic concerns, and what lasting impact, if any, might exist on their congregations post-lockdown.

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  Jul 4, 2021

  This week in Christian history: Bishop calls for end of Hindu caste system; Puritan leader sails for America

  Here are three events that happened this week in Christian history. They include a Puritan preacher setting sail for America, an Anglican bishop calling for the end of the Hindu caste system in India, and the death of an archbishop crucial to the creation of the Magna Carta.

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  Jul 2, 2021

  Biden admin. to change US passport rules, allow Americans to self-identify as M, F or X

  The Biden administration has announced that the State Department will allow people to choose their gender identity on passports, even if it contradicts their biological sex. It's also looking to add an X marker for those who identify as nonbinary. 

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  Jul 1, 2021

  First Baptist Dallas megachurch holds ‘Freedom Sunday’ to celebrate America's 'Christian foundation'

  Pastor Robert Jeffress’ prominent Texas megachurch, First Baptist Dallas, held its annual “Freedom Sunday” to celebrate national heritage a week ahead of Independence Day.

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  Jul 1, 2021

  Supreme Court rules that California can't force nonprofits to disclose private donors' names

  The United States Supreme Court has ruled 6-3 that California cannot compel nonprofits to disclose their private donor information, reversing an earlier judgment against two conservative groups.

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  Jul 1, 2021

  Google implements changes to Chromebooks amid complaints of kids accessing pornography

  Google has announced additional safety measures for its Chromebook product after being put on the National Center on Sexual Exploitation's “Dirty Dozen List" because of the lack of safeguards for children.