Plus: What Happened When Jackson Went Easy on This Sex Offender
March 21 2022
Good morning from Washington, where Supreme Court justice nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation hearings begin today. Fred Lucas examines a past decision from Judge Jackson. What happens when your daughter wants to become your son and the state takes custody of her? Virginia Allen has an exclusive interview with Abby Martinez. Plus: Good news, finally, for Washington, D.C. bar owner Eric Flannery, and a look at a parental rights bill in Kansas.
In giving a relatively light sentence to a man for distributing child porn, the Supreme Court nominee wrote that “the conviction alone is devastating.”
Special-interest groups don’t want parents to know when a student in Kansas public schools “identifies as” a gender not aligned with his or her biological sex.
Concerned Women for America filed a civil rights complaint against the University of Pennsylvania, contending the school is violating Title IX requirements.
Eric Flannery’s troubles began Jan. 13 when The Big Board tweeted suggesting it would ignore an order from D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser to refuse service to unvaccinated people.
In just a week around the Amazon offices, a boy was shot and killed, a homeless man was stabbed, and police had to shoot and kill a man who rammed into a federal building and fired a rifle.
