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Tracing the transgender bathroom debate to the roots of the sexual revolution

Taylor Starling, 16, and Kaitlyn Slavin, 15, sued the Riverside Unified School District in Riverside, California, on Nov. 20, 2024, after they were forbidden from wearing "Save Girls' Sports" shirts at cross-country practice. (Photo courtesy Advocates for Faith & Freedom)

Teens sue after school bans ‘Save Girls’ Sports’ shirts, compares them to swastikas

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Rabbi Zvi Kogan’s murder a reminder of the fragility of peace in a fractured world

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