Catholic women’s college reverses decision to allow transgender applicants: ‘We lost people’s trust’
An Indiana Catholic women’s college has reversed its decision to allow transgender applicants following a month of backlash — admitting it “lost people’s trust and unintentionally created division” even as the university president defended the inclusion policy.
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DHS Secretary Kristi Noem says NJ Dems involved in Newark ICE center fracas should be censured: ‘This was committing felonies’“They don't deserve to be in the House,” Noem said of the New Jersey lawmakers involved in the incident. “They should be censured by it.”
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ESPN says its direct-to-consumer streaming service will debut in September at $29.99 a monthESPN said Tuesday that its new all-encompassing streaming service will take on a familiar name - ESPN - and launch in September at an initial price...
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Beloved grandfather and Army vet dragged to death by deranged carjacker in California: cops"I just hope he went quickly and I'm grateful for the people -- and I hope to meet them -- that surrounded him and protected his body so he wasn't...
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Vermont halts electric vehicle requirements as governor says ‘current goals’ not realistic"It's clear we don't have anywhere near enough charging infrastructure and insufficient technological advances in heavy-duty vehicles to meet...
