News & Politics (Page 34)
November 16, 2023
Kaiser Workers Strike for Staffing and More, Reach Tentative Agreement
Kaiser's frontline stays positive about strike agreement
November 15, 2023
Rush To Report: How The 24/7 News Cycle Influences the Public’s Perception of Crime
“The degree of acute stress following the Boston Marathon bombings was compared for those directly exposed to the event and those exposed through media coverage.”
November 13, 2023
‘Take Care of Maya’ Trial: The $261 Million Verdict
The Kowalski family wins trial against Johns Hopkins hospital.
November 12, 2023
Jemele Hill on Reimagining Sports Journalism
Explore the dynamic career of Jemele Hill, a sports journalist who challenges the boundaries of traditional sports journalism.
November 12, 2023
40 Davids Challenge 3 Goliaths in Battle for Queer Rights at Religious Schools
There is a legal battle challenging LGBTQ+ discrimination within religious colleges in the United States. It revolves around the religious exemptions granted by the Department of Education under Title IX, allowing certain religious institutions to receive federal funding while circumventing regulations designed to protect LGBTQ+ students from discrimination. There are also financial interests at stake, involving non-profit organizations such as the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) and the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), both of which have intervened in the case.