Ryan Foley

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  Aug 18, 2022

  California church won't have to pay $200K in fines for violating COVID-19 pandemic restrictions

  An appellate court has ruled that a California church does not have to pay over $200,000 in fines for violating gathering restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  Aug 18, 2022

  World Boxing Council bans trans-identified males from competing against women

  The World Boxing Council has announced a new policy that requires participants in the sport to compete against members of their biological sex as the debate about men competing in women's sports continues.

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  Aug 17, 2022

  Appeals court rules gender dysphoria is a protected disability, sides with trans-identified inmate

  A federal court has ruled that the Americans With Disabilities Act protects trans-identified individuals and that a prison policy requiring inmates to be housed based on their biological sex, specifically their external genitalia, violates federal law. 

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  Aug 17, 2022

  Firebombing destroys Michigan church's food pantry; pastor decries ‘pure evil’

  A church food pantry storing non-perishable items for a ministry serving the poor has been firebombed in what the pastor describes as an act of "pure evil."

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  Aug 17, 2022

  Trump critic Liz Cheney defeated in Wyoming primary; Murkowski advances in Alaska

  As expected, a staunch critic of former President Donald Trump has lost the Republican nomination for her seat in Congress, becoming the fourth and most high-profile Republican serving in the U.S. House of Representatives to lose renomination after supporting his impeachment. 

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  Aug 16, 2022

  Evangelical groups tell Congress to allow Afghan evacuees apply for permanent status

  One year after the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan, a coalition of Evangelical Christian leaders and organizations are urging Congress to pass legislation allowing Afghans evacuated following the Taliban's takeover to become legal permanent residents.

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  Aug 16, 2022

  Student group sues college after president created 'excuse' to take down anti-communism posters

  A community college in California is facing a lawsuit for taking down flyers produced by a conservative advocacy group on campus. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression contends that administrators fabricated a policy to justify removing the posters.

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  Aug 13, 2022

  Lila Rose calls on lawmakers to help make America 'a friendlier place for families'

  A prominent pro-life activist is calling on lawmakers at both the state and federal levels to embrace policies that will help make America “a friendlier place for families” as many legislators allied with her movement remain hesitant to support such initiatives. 

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  Aug 12, 2022

  Pastor’s wife sentenced to life in prison for convincing lover to murder husband

  The wife of a slain Oklahoma pastor who admitted to collaborating with her lover to murder her husband was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday. 

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  Aug 12, 2022

  'Toss Target' boycott launched over retailer's vow to cover abortion travel

  A prominent conservative advocacy group is calling for Americans to boycott Target over the major retailer's vow to fund out-of-state travel expenses for employees seeking abortions.