Court to hear bid to block state bans on gender care
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the Biden administration's appeal to block state limits on gender affirming care for minors. The case centers on Tennessee law restricting puberty blockers and hormone therapy, with broader fights over sports, bathrooms, and transgender rights pending fall arguments.
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Mass shootings mark first weekend of summer across U S
The first summer weekend saw mass shootings from Alabama to Ohio and Arkansas with dozens killed or wounded. Breaks included a crowded Alabama party, a Columbus Ohio district shooting, and a deadly Arkansas incident. Officials urge gun control action as experts note increased use of modified guns.
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Attorneys sue to block Louisiana Ten Commandments display law
Civil liberties groups file a lawsuit in Baton Rouge to halt a state rule requiring posters of the Ten Commandments in all public K-12 classrooms and state universities. Plaintiffs say the measure violates church state separation while supporters cite historical significance and governance. Names of groups include ACLU Foundation, Americans United, Freedom From Religion Foundation, and Simpson Thacher Bartlett.
Car dealers revert to pens after cyberattacks
North American car shops struggle after CDK Global cyberattacks cripple software used by dealers across the U.S. and Canada. Delays abound as orders are handwritten. groups like Group 1 Automotive, Lithia Motors, and AutoNation report workaround efforts, with restoration taking several days.
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Lawrence school board weighs cell phone policy and approves consent items
The board heard educator advocacy to refine the cell phone policy but took no action Monday. Consent items include boosting wearable panic button funding at Broken Arrow Elementary to 25,000 with half from a grant, plus a 48,000 architecture study for six schools. The district will adjust nonresident enrollment and homelessness provisions under open enrollment rules. An executive session followed to discuss contract negotiations.
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