A federal appellate court has upheld a decision allowing Hamtramck to ban Pride flags on city-owned property. The ruling, issued Aug. 21 by the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals, affirmed the Sept. 2025 dismissal by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan of a challenge to Hamtramck's 2023 ban on flying Pride and other group flags on city-owned flagpoles. The court held that even assuming the poles had previously been a forum for private speech, the city is permitted to change the purpose of that forum and restrict the poles to specified flags, making the display government speech. read more
A judge sentenced a former forensic analyst for the Colorado Bureau of Investigation to 10 years in prison on Tuesday after authorities said her manipulation of DNA data raised questions about the validity of hundreds of criminal cases. read more
A sculpture inspired by a desire to bring a contemporary "everywoman" to Trafalgar Square has been unveiled on London's Fourth Plinth. Lady In Blue by New York artist Tschabalala Self, which pays homage to a young, metropolitan woman, is the 16th artwork to feature on the plinth since 1998. The bronze and blue figure replaces Mil Veces un Instante (A Thousand Times in an Instant) by Teresa Margolles. read more
Alarming new data shows U.S. students continue to fall behind their peers in reading as the country's achievement gap widens, according to results from the latest globally recognized international exam. read more
The operating company that runs the Paris landmark said a Hindu religious delegation had requested that interactions with women' be limited during its visit. The Eiffel Tower has reopened after staff walked out over the removal of women staff during a weekend visit by a Hindu religious delegation. The operating company that runs the Paris landmark, SETE, acknowledged that the group had requested the Saturday visit be organised to limit "interactions with women" and said "these conditions should not have been accepted." read more
A 40-year-old woman has died from measles complications in Pennsylvania,
So it wasn't from the measles.
- Bobby Brainworm.
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Even the coroner is hedging his bets. But hey you know more than the coroner.
A 40-year-old unvaccinated woman in Pennsylvania died Saturday, most likely because of measles complications, the Jefferson County coroner
www.nytimes.com
Are there any leading democrats who say that? Not in DC necessarily....but on a state level?
Gavin does...
"From Temecula to Tallahassee, fringe ideologues across the country are attempting to whitewash history and ban books from schools. With this new law, we're cementing California's role as the true freedom state: a place where families " not political fanatics " have the freedom to decide what's right for them." apnews.com
Notice he a can't apply that logic to vouchers.
I don't see why they shouldn't, since their immigration went non-linear, their GDP per capita has remained flat.
This way France can send them more immigrants, similar to what they do to the UK, who isn't even in the EU.